Articles from The International Economy (January 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Anti-money laundering overkill? It's time to ask how well the system is working.	Truman, Edwin M.		2858
Are the emerging markets finally decoupling from the United States?			2244
Are the outside credit agencies headed for extinction? Why structured data drives improved risk analytics.	Santiago, Dennis		2126
Battle of the economists: the inside story of Germany's internal policy knifefight.	Engelen, Klaus C.		4561
Bush's economic cabal.		Brief Article	224
European liquidity worries.		Brief Article	225
Fight night at the G7.			49
German Thatcherism: the structural and historic limits to making Germany more "Anglo-Saxon.".	Hoffman, Jonathan		2310
Has dollar pegging paid off for Asia?			2156
Santomero speaks: the Philadelphia Federal Reserve President takes on inflation, interest rates, and the future of the American economy. A TIE exclusive interview.		Interview	4474
Stunning growth.	Zoakos, Criton	Brief Article	242
The capital market sanctions folly: a lesson in diplomatic dopiness.	Steil, Benn		2412
The great Brown-Taylor controversy.		Brief Article	295
The Maastricht dog that lost its bark: how the stability Pact has lost its relevance.	Ubide, Angel		1991
The Mexican comeback: how middle-income economies can compete with China.	Remes, Jaana		1464
The new U.S.-European detente: why the Europe of 2005 is nothing like the Europe of 2003 or even 2004.	Zoakos, Criton M.		3411
Why the Pact has no impact: why the Stability and Growth Pact ultimately made no significant difference to the fiscal behavior of the eurozone major member economies.	Posen, Adam S.		2183