September 29, 2009

BBC World Service interview

I have just come back from BBC World Service HQ on the Strand, where I recorded a debate with Stephanie Flanders about quantitative easing. It will air on this mornings breakfast show (Tuesday), hopefully with a couple of repeats. Having spent last week in Romania and with 3 full days of teaching this week I don't have time to post any detail, but once I've got an audio clip I'll add it here and write up my notes.

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By aje
Sep 29, 2009 12:11:36 AM | Economics

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