Joseph Stiglitz

Colombia will benefit from free trade with US

Juan Mauricio Ramirez, a vice president of the Private Council of Competitiveness and a former head of the inflation and macroeconomic programming department at the Banco de la Republica, takes issue with Joseph Stiglitz's views on the proposed Free…

Stiglitz warns on World Bank violence

Joseph Stiglitz, the former chief economist of the World Bank, has launched an attack on US plans to appoint Paul Wolfowitz as the World Bank's new president. He suggested the appointment could lead to violent protests.

Democracy in inaction at the World Bank

This article by Joseph Stiglitz asks why the search for James Wolfensohn's successor at the World Bank should be limited to an American loyal to a particular political party? According to the Nobel laureate, the entire process of choosing its leaders is…

Central bank technocrats rule democratic roost

Joseph Stiglitz said in an article in Business Day, Johannesburg, that research shows that if central banks focus on inflation, they do a better job at controlling inflation. However, controlling inflation is not an end in itself: it is merely a means of…

Has Russia Been on the Right Path?

RESEARCH - A Commentary by Kenneth Rogoff, Economic Counsellor and Director, Research Department, IMF, Vedomosti, 26 August. Rogoff compares the progress to market reform of Russia against that of China and quotes Joseph Stiglitz on the "enormous success…

IMF and World Bank collaborate closely

LETTER - Letter published in the Financial Times on Wednesday from a former Deputy Managing Director of the IMF. P.R. Narvekar describes Joseph Stiglitz criticism of the IMF as "baseless and vicious".

Open letter by Kenneth Rogoff to Joseph Stiglitz

LETTER - An open letter by Kenneth Rogoff, Economic Counsellor and Director of Research, International Monetary Fund, to Joseph Stiglitz, author of Globalization and Its Discontents (New York: W.W. Norton & Company, June 2002), Washington D.C., 2 July.

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