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30 August 2022
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Jeffrey Sachs quoted in Markets Insider

Professor Jeffrey Sachs was quoted in Markets Insider

Sky-high inflation is here to stay — so brace for the Fed to stick to its guns on tightening, renowned economist says

Inflation will likely remain high - so investors need to brace for aggressive Fed rate hikes, according to Columbia University economist Jeffrey Sachs.

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30 August 2022
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Jeffrey Sachs quoted in CNBC

Professor Jeffrey Sachs was quoted in CNBC.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand hikes rate; Chinese food giant Meituan rebounds and Tencent ends flat

In order to tame ongoing inflationary pressures, the U.S. “needs to ratchet down the hostility” with China, Columbia University economics professor Jeffrey Sachs told CNBC’s “Street Signs Asia.”

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30 August 2022
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Ester Fuchs quoted in The City

Professor Ester Fuchs was quoted in The City.

Third Time May Not Be Charm for Patel as Voters Reluctant to Embrace Generational Change

Ester Fuchs, an urban politics professor at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, highlighted the idea that the congressional race is between the incumbents — referring to them as “two iconic figures in New York City politics.” 

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30 August 2022
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Joseph Stiglitz quoted in SciDev.Net

Professor Joseph Stiglitz was quoted in SciDev.Net.

‘Enormous inequalities’ stifle AIDS fightback – conference

“In the United States we have the best research facilities… but we made a critical mistake: we allowed the drug companies to hoard their intellectual property, not share it with those in the rest of the world.”

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30 August 2022
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Joseph Stiglitz featured in Reuters

Professor Joseph Stiglitz was featured in Reuters

International economists ask Biden to release Afghan central bank funds

More than 70 economists and experts, including Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz, called for Washington and other nations to release Afghanistan's central bank assets in a letter sent to U.S. President Joe Biden on Wednesday.

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30 August 2022
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Joseph Stiglitz quoted in CleanTechnica

Professor Joseph Stiglitz was quoted in CleanTechnica.

Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz Praises Inflation Reduction Act

Joseph Stiglitz has laid out his case for supporting the Inflation Reduction Act.

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30 August 2022
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Gregory Wawro quoted in New York Times

Professor Gregory Wawro was quoted in New York Times.

Trump Has Big Plans for 2025, and He Doesn’t Care Whether You Think He’ll Win

“My bet is that 2025 Trump would look a whole lot like 2017 Trump. He would try to play the ‘hits’ again (immigration ban, wall building, tariffs, tax cuts, etc.), because he doesn’t seem like the kind of person who evolves or is going to come up with innovative policy ideas.”

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30 August 2022
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Donald Green quoted ClickOnDetroit

Professor Donald Green was quoted ClickOnDetroit.

A look at the history behind those iconic ‘I Voted’ stickers

“So, the rule was, you had to be a man of ordinary courage to vote, and that meant shouldering through crowds of raucous, drunk (people) and other voters who often came early, and often the night before, to, you know, stake out their claim.”

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30 August 2022
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Joseph Stiglitz quoted in Helsinki Times

Professor Joseph Stiglitz was quoted in Helsinki Times

How taxing the rich can help everyone

 "When using the proceeds from taxing the rich for better education or better climate protection, the entire economy benefits."

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30 August 2022
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Jeffrey Sachs wrote in New York Times

Professor Jeffrey Sachs wrote in New York Times Opinion.

The Ukraine War: Negotiate or Fight? 

The government of Ukraine urges us not to negotiate, but to fight. This is a recipe for the destruction of Ukraine and the possible escalation to a nuclear war.

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