Last week, the Times correspondent Alan Blinder was in Atlanta.
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Blinder reported from New Orleans; Drape reported from New York.
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" That's certainly an exaggeration, Blinder said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Alan Blinder reported from Marion, Ohio; Thomas Fuller from Pleasanton, Calif.
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Blinder further suggests cutting payroll tax rates automatically when unemployment rises.
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Alan Blinder reported from Atlanta, and David Waldstein from New York.
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Mr. Blinder and Ms. Schukar spent Saturday reporting from Victoria, Tex.
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Alan Blinder reported from Memphis and Jerry Gray from New York.
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Nolan, 48, is an architect at Beyer Blinder Belle in Manhattan.
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Take a look at this chart, from University of Oxford's Scott Blinder.
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Mr. Blinder stayed on the interstate to speak with survivors arriving there.
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Richard Southwick, from Beyer Blinder Belle, the New York architects, oversaw its restoration.
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On today's episode: • Alan Blinder, a national reporter for The New York Times.
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Alan Blinder: You played a little bit of baseball at Santa Clara, right?
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Alan Blinder and Sheri Fink looked at hospitals inundated by patients and water.
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Blinder Belle has held an almost undisputed claim to the mantle of New York's
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"Companies don't get any access to their employees' data," said Martin Blinder, Trictrac CEO.
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Mr. Blinder and Mr. Fernandez's experience of the event, though, was much more removed.
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The architects of the hotel project are Beyer Blinder Belle and Lubrano Ciavarra Architects.
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The plans are being overseen by the architecture firm Beyer Blinder Belle, a building tenant.
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A few of his photos from over the weekend: Alan Blinder contributed reporting from Orlando.
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Blinder did say that Trump's criticism of Powell has been more public because of Twitter.
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As for Russia, it appears to be even blinder to the prospect of the energy transition.
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Founding partner of Beyer Blinder Belle, the firm that led the restoration of Grand Central Station.
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"Viel zu lange war die Kolonialzeit ein blinder Fleck in unserer Erinnerungskultur", erklärte Kulturstaatsministerin Monika Grütters.
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Before the airports closed, Mr. Lacey dispatched Ms. Turkewitz and Mr. Blinder to Houston to prepare.
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"If it stops where it is today — which doesn't seem likely, by the way," Blinder said.
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Beyer Blinder Belle, the New York architecture firm, performed an act of thoughtful and immaculate preservation.
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Beyer Blinder Belle was responsible for the sumptuous restoration of Grand Central Terminal in Midtown Manhattan.
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Alan Blinder Former Fed Vice Chair I do, the president and secretary of treasury almost said that.
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When he would go on a blinder, his eyes remained blue but his breath reeked of vodka.
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" But, as Professor Blinder explained in a past interview, to some extent Presidents create their own "luck.
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Messi scored a blinder for WeChat, boosting it to 100 million registered users outside of mainland China.
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And people want to believe there is that perfection, there is that infallibility, and that's a blinder.
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"Why does Blinder and Watson lag the presidential term by one quarter, instead of none?" he says.
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" The artist leaves us with the commonplace "no one is blinder than those who will not see.
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Alan S. Blinder, a vice chairman of the Fed during the Clinton administration, recalls the damage caused in the 1970s by Arthur F. Burns, who Mr. Blinder said juiced up the economy as Fed chairman to help President Richard M. Nixon's re-election bid and cracked down hard afterward.
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Mentor Texts Alan Blinder, a sports reporter, takes us behind the scenes of his reporting and writing process.
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"There is a kind of feed the beast aspect to it," said former Fed vice chair Alan Blinder.
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But, "the brick became more than just brick," said Carlos J. Cardoso, a partner of Beyer Blinder Belle.
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"Usually you try to keep these things secret," Alan Blinder, visiting fellow at the Brookings Institute, told CNBC.
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Others, like Alan Blinder, a reporter who most recently has been covering Hurricane Harvey from Houston, were surprised.
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A second tier of jobs — which Mr. Blinder labeled "offshorable" — has actually added more than 1.5 million jobs.
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Alan Blinder, who writes about the South for The Times and has been covering Hurricane Hermine, considers the question.
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In its reimagining of most of the interior for residential use, Beyer Blinder Belle decided to relocate the anteroom.
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"This is going to go through the country the way normal recession forces go through the economy," Blinder said.
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"As seemingly everyone but Trump recognizes, his economic policy achievements to date have been approximately zero," Mr. Blinder said.
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Developed by SR Capital, the structure was designed by Mr. Foster's architectural firm, Foster + Partners, and Beyer Blinder Belle.
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"A small deviation from the orthodoxy, which is 'never talk about the dollar,' probably doesn't hurt very much," Blinder said.
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Princeton economists Alan Blinder and Mark Watson recently published an academic paper in a journal of the American Economic Association.
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Say hello to Wear Space, a mule-like blinder system seemingly designed to fully complete your metamorphosis into company workhorse.
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This stuff is a blinder—a thump of eye-scalding violet that would have sent Matisse whimpering from the room.
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Blinder, in a Wall Street Journal op-ed Wednesday, said the government needs to distribute COVID-19 test kits aggressively.
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Even more striking than the storm itself for Mr. Blinder have been the people he has encountered while covering it.
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Former vice chairmen Donald Kohn and Alan Blinder, and former top Fed staffer Nellie Liang also hold positions at Brookings.
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Economist Alan Blinder, a former Federal Reserve vice chairman and now a Princeton professor, does not like President Donald Trump.
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"Should Donald Trump, God forbid, win the presidency, he has every right to put in a new Fed chair," Blinder said.
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The U.S. is probably already in recession thanks to the fear-induced slowdown from the coronavirus, economist Alan Blinder said Wednesday.
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Mr. Blinder told me that stock valuations reached such extreme levels that he started reducing his equity holdings several months ago.
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As they entered Houston, Mr. Blinder and Ms. Schukar's rental car stalled out and had to be abandoned by the road.
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Some job categories that Mr. Blinder identified as vulnerable, like data-entry workers, have seen a decline in United States employment.
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Alan Blinder has been covering the story for The Times, and he wrote a guide for those looking to catch up.
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The building, designed by Beyer Blinder Belle, will also house a Target and a Trader Joe's, both to open in 2589.
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In "Virginia Governor, Ralph Northam, Defies Calls to Resign Over Racist Photo," Jonathan Martin, Trip Gabriel and Alan Blinder write: Gov.
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Blinder put together historical data on one polling question — the percent of Brits saying there were too many immigrants in their country.
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On today's episode: • Alan Blinder, a New York Times correspondent based in Atlanta, who has been writing about Roy Moore for years.
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"It's not a terribly useful tool right now," said Alan Blinder, a Princeton economist and former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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"Investors are right to be concerned," said Alan Blinder, professor of economics at Princeton and former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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Not much later, after hearing from the witnesses, Mr. Blinder and Mr. Fernandez filed their story, packed up their laptop and left.
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My colleagues Marc Stein, Tim Arango, Scott Cacciola, Sopan Deb, Alan Blinder and I will be providing coverage all day on nytimes.com.
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"If you're looking for shreds of pessimism in the current economy, you can find them here and there," especially in housing, Blinder said.
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Alan Blinder: Before I even got off the phone with Fleck, I had a hunch I might have the lead of my article.
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"We'd gotten word by then that the courts had lifted all the stays, that there was nothing blocking the execution," Mr. Blinder said.
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But Blinder, a professor of economics at Princeton University, said that's not how trade deficits work and that they benefit all countries involved.
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But Mr. Blinder didn't miss the mark entirely, said Mr. Ozimek, who is chief economist at Upwork, an online platform for hiring freelancers.
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But the research by Blinder and Watson provide even stronger reason to reconsider the old myth that Republicans do better at managing the economy.
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With the addition of James Marston Fitch to the practice in 1979, Beyer Blinder Belle began moving to the forefront of preservation-oriented architecture.
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Economists Alan Blinder of Princeton University and Moody's Mark Zandi estimated that 17 million more jobs would've been lost during the recession without it.
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He and the Port Authority sought safe hands for ground zero and hired the "architecturally conservative" firm of Beyer Blinder Belle to produce plans.
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"Arkansas is very secretive about its execution procedures," said Mr. Blinder, who has reported on criminal justice issues from more than a dozen states.
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Our correspondent Alan Blinder broke the news, outlined the possible repercussions and spoke to Mr. Newsom about the law, which takes effect in 2023.
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Sometimes the "heritage, not hate" argument — which I, along with Alan Blinder and Campbell Robertson explored in a recent article — is a smoke screen.
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All that has produced a "very substantial, positive" boost to wealth creation, says Princeton economist Alan Blinder, a former advisor to President Bill Clinton.
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"A lot of times you're using public records to try to fill in details that are hard to find other ways," Mr. Blinder said.
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Besides restoring the past, Beyer Blinder Belle made fundamental changes, too, starting with the construction of an entirely new marble staircase to the east balcony.
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Blinder said the cause of the current downturn is "fear of shopping" and being in public places where the COVID-19 strain can be spread.
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The new study found that in the jobs that Mr. Blinder identified as easily offshored, a growing share of workers were now working from home.
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Alan Blinder, a reporter at The Times who is tracking the case, tells the story of a controversial drug at the heart of the plan.
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"The thing she'll be mostly known for is steering the economy into a fabulous position," said Princeton economist and former Fed Vice Chairman Alan Blinder.
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The architectural firm Beyer Blinder Belle drew up the plans for the renovation and restoration, which was begun in 21 and largely completed in 2401.
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"The president and the secretary of Treasury have almost said that," Blinder said in a "Squawk Alley" interview, though he did not point to specific instances.
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The Knog Blinder Mob USB Rechargeable Light is available in a variety of styles and is easy to transfer from one bike to another within seconds.
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Blinder himself has been a vocal defender of the Fed's Wall Street bailouts and advocates for the central bank to maintain such powers for future crises.
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"I wouldn't be one bit surprised if when we look back at the data, it is decided ... that the recession started in March," Blinder said Wednesday.
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Alan Blinder _____ The crowds appeared to be huge in most places, with marchers in Washington, New York City and Chicago seeming to stretch to the horizons.
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Compared to other recent Star Wars films — even Rogue One, with its relatively unknown cast of characters — it feels like we're flying a lot blinder than usual.
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Economists Blinder and Watson are careful to explain that the reason for the significant differences in economic performance under Democratic and Republican presidents is not fully understood.
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In other words, only after one quarter of a new presidency passes did Blinder and Watson begin to give credit for the economy to the new president.
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Below is an annotation of his speech by Jonathan Martin, a national political correspondent at The Times, and Alan Blinder, a Times national reporter based in Atlanta.
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I have been joined by my youthful Atlanta-based colleague, Alan Blinder, who is sickeningly capable despite being — let us simply say — less than half my age.
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But when companies that are born with this kind of blinder on then scale up to global proportions a la Facebook and Twitter, things can get messy fast.
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Wage growth not accelerating as quickly as people would expect suggests the labor market is not quite as tight as we think at 4.4 percent unemployment, Blinder said.
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Mr. Blinder has put together a careful set of proposals to refurbish the fiscal policy toolbox in case the economy takes a tumble and stimulus is needed quickly.
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Once in America, Mr. Belle worked for Josep Lluís Sert and Victor Gruen before starting his own firm in 1968 with Richard L. Blinder and John H. Beyer.
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As Alan Blinder, our intrepid Atlanta reporter, said this morning as he headed to Florida, he's preparing for four days of the saltines and tuna fish he's packed.
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Today, we called Alan Blinder, a Times national correspondent covering the story, while he was out interviewing voters in Elizabethtown, N.C. Lisa: This has been a complicated story.
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"The fact that we don't save enough compared to what we invest means we have to have this big deficit with the rest of the world," Blinder said.
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And yet, here I am at a TechCrunch event in Tokyo and the horse blinder-style wearable was right there for all the world to see and try on.
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Blinder, an economics professor at Princeton University, believes the Fed will go against the president's wishes and raise rates at its final monetary policy meeting of 2018 next week.
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Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Alan Blinder told CNBC on Monday that he would not be surprised if the U.S. were to retaliate against China in the currency markets.
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Princeton professor and former Fed Vice Chairman Alan Blinder said Tuesday that political meddling to weaken the dollar by President Donald Trump could create a "swoon" for the currency.
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Mr. Belle, the retired founding partner of Beyer Blinder Belle, an architectural and planning firm that has specialized in preservation, restoration and contextual design, died last week at 2425.
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Today, Alan Blinder, a national correspondent for The Times based in Atlanta, sent us this story: "Be cool!" one of the Democratic activists completely failed to whisper to another.
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Reporting was contributed by Sarah Mervosh, Amy Harmon and Kendra Pierre-Louis from New York, Manny Fernandez from Houston, Alan Blinder from Atlanta, and Austin Ramzy from Hong Kong.
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Folllow our reporter on Twitter: Manny Fernandez, Alan Blinder, Julie Turkewitz, Jack Healy, Dave Philipps, Annie Correal, Rick Rojas, Monica Davey, Richard Fausset, Richard Pérez-Peña and Audra Burch.
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In other words, technology like cloud computing and videoconferencing has enabled these jobs to be done remotely, just not quite as remotely as Mr. Blinder and many others assumed.
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"People have short memories and they forget that this hands-off-the-Fed policy only began with Clinton," said Blinder, who served at the Fed during Bill Clinton's presidency.
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Few diplomats dissent from the view that, as British Brexit opponent, former minister and former EU trade commissioner Peter Mandelson put it last week, the Union team "played a blinder".
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The aspirational quality of the runway may seem at odds with the show's themes of oppression—those red robes and horse blinder bonnets don't exactly say, oppression: get the look!
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Ten years ago, this trend led many U.S. economists, including Princeton's Alan Blinder, to fear the loss of millions of jobs, in particular in technology and services, to developing countries.
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The condominium complex was developed by the health care entrepreneur Daniel E. Straus, using an affiliate company, JZS Madison LLC, and was designed by the architecture firm Beyer Blinder Belle.
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He would spin my utterances into a coherent narrative that could go up online right away, with added reporting by Alan Blinder in Atlanta and John Schwartz in New York.
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Economist Alan Blinder told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Wednesday that the U.S. was probably already in a recession as the coronavirus outbreak cancelled conferences, events and travel plans.
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The economic expansion in the United States is already the third longest since 1854, according to Alan Blinder, the Princeton economist, citing data from the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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Alan Blinder, who served as Federal Reserve vice chairman during the Clinton administration, on Wednesday criticized President Donald Trump's latest prodding of the central bank not to increase interest rates anymore.
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"You will only see it if you're all the way back at the corner," said Ms. Selldorf, who is working with Beyer Blinder Belle, the executive architecture firm on the project.
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Jerome Powell, if confirmed by the Senate to be the next Federal Reserve chairman, will likely follow the path his predecessor has set, former Fed Vice Chairman Alan Blinder said Friday.
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The limestone building, designed by Beyer Blinder Belle, also has three levels of amenities, including a 50-foot pool, a lounge with a marble fireplace and a circus-themed children's playroom.
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A widely covered 2007 study by Alan S. Blinder, a Princeton economist and former Clinton administration official, estimated that a quarter or more of jobs were vulnerable within the next decade.
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People looking to move soon might focus on the project's 145 Clinton Street, a 15-story tower designed by Beyer Blinder Belle, where 107 of 211 units will be market-rate.
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And taking stock of the various ways that economists worry about expansions ending, Blinder doesn't see any of them happening in the US, at least not in the next few months.
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He also has a habit of seeming like he's finally "gotten it together," putting on a blinder against a decent opponent, and then looking completely out of place in his next fight.
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She called my thighs chunky, she called my drawings stupid, and when I lashed out in response to this incessant teasing, she'd say, "Temper, temper," throwing me into an even blinder rage.
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Blinder said that some talk about a weaker dollar could have only a minor impact, but actions such as directing the Treasury Department to weaken the currency would be a different story.
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The soft wage growth in April has given the Federal Reserve the green light to move more slowly on raising interest rates, former Fed Vice Chairman Alan Blinder told CNBC on Friday.
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Timothy Kaine, a fellow at the conservative-leaning Hoover Institution, took issue with the way Blinder and Watson used a "one quarter lag" as the point to begin measuring a president's economy.
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"There's not very much that monetary policy can do in this situation," Alan Blinder, a former Fed vice chairman, said in a call with reporters organized on Friday by the Brookings Institution.
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Alan Blinder, an economist at Princeton University, observed that people generally accept job losses that they attribute to technological change but are angered by job losses that they attribute to trade policies.
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In heading to Brookings, Yellen follows in the steps of former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and former vice chairmen Donald Kohn and Alan Blinder, along with former top Fed staffer Nellie Liang.
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This is a theme with Overeem, he will put on a blinder against someone like Junior dos Santos and then lose confidence and clumsily run chin first onto blows against Ben Rothwell.
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Alan Blinder, a Democrat and former vice chair of the Federal Reserve's board of governors, said data going back decades have failed to show a correlation between tax rates and subsequent growth.
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The article we feature below is hot off the presses: Alan Blinder, who covers college sports for The Times, was able to annotate his piece on the very same day it published — Feb.
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"There are very few cases where the nominees are so blatantly political and blatantly unqualified," said Alan Blinder, an economics professor at Princeton University and a Fed vice chairman under President Bill Clinton.
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Alan blinder, a former fed vice-chairman, told CNBC that he was concerned that Trump would trigger a chain reaction around the world by using the US Treasury to intervene in the dollar.
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The new building, designed by the architecture firm Beyer Blinder Belle with a residential entrance at 509 Pacific Street, has frontage on Pacific Street, Atlantic Avenue, and a full block of Third Avenue.
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"Janet Yellen already and before she leaves has set the course both for interest rates and for the diminution of the size of the balance sheet, " said Blinder, now an economist at Princeton.
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"The paint color, we think, has not been accurate," said Frederick A. Bland of Beyer Blinder Belle, one of the city's leading preservation architects and a vestryman of Trinity Church on Wall Street.
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Putting this blinder on makes no sense, but counting all the benefits of this safeguard makes it harder to roll back the protection, which is what the coal industry -- Wheeler's former client -- wants.
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"This morning I think they're probably breathing a little bit of a sigh of relief," Blinder said on "Squawk on the Street," adding that the market could go down later in the day.
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One of the key personnel of her economic team is Alan Blinder, a former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman and firm critic of recent modest attempts to limit the power of the central bank.
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"The building is a significant, massive work of art," said John H. Beyer, a founding partner of the architectural firm Beyer Blinder Belle, which has worked on restoring several McKim, Mead & White structures.
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ALAN BLINDER CHICAGO — In a quiet back room of a bakery here, three friends gathered Thursday to sip coffee, watch CNN and analyze every syllable Mr. Comey said about a president they loathe.
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Over all, of the 26 occupations that Mr. Blinder identified as "highly offshorable" and for which Mr. Ozimek had data, 15 have added jobs over the past decade and 11 have cut them.
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The roster of Brookings fellows includes her immediate predecessor as Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, and no fewer than three of her predecessors as Fed's vice chairman: Donald Kohn, Alice Rivlin and Alan Blinder.
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"I wouldn't have imagined it happening so soon, when the economy is doing so well," said Alan Blinder, an economics professor at Princeton University and a former Fed vice chairman under President Bill Clinton.
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"Her legacy is going to be twofold: One is that she was a fabulously successful chair of the Fed for four years, and two is the disappointment that she didn't get reappointed," Blinder said.
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Now, keeping in mind I'm Canadian and assume that every London gang there must operate under Peaky Blinder rules, I would like to paint you a picture of what the struggling council is dealing with.
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Alan Blinder at Princeton has echoed the idea of making SNAP benefits temporarily higher, and further suggested automatically increasing unemployment insurance payments during recessions (which Zandi's analysis suggests is nearly as stimulative as food stamps).
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"We should never focus on bilateral trade deficits or surpluses," Blinder, the former vice chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System under President Bill Clinton, said on "Power Lunch " on Monday.
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As my colleagues Timothy Williams and Alan Blinder reported this week: Republicans, emboldened by President Trump and the shifting alignment of the Supreme Court, have recently intensified their decades-long campaign to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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" Blinder writes that "the fact that we entered several wars in the gulf area (the latest in 2003) under Republican presidents, thereby driving up oil prices, was not just luck – it was policy, though not economic policy.
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Blinder, who was Fed vice chairman from 1994 to 1996, spoke after the Labor Department's jobs report showed wage growth grew slightly below recent trends in April as the pace of hiring picked up and unemployment fell.
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The problem of trying to give credit for the economy to a president this early becomes obvious after looking at an exhaustive review of the post-War economy by Princeton University professors Alan Blinder and Mark Watson.
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Instead, Finegold Alexander + Associates Inc, and Beyer Blinder Belle, restored the main building of the station over the course of eight years, and it reopened as home to the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration in 1990.
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Alan Blinder, a reporter based in Atlanta who helped cover this weekend's protests in Charlottesville, Va., has responded to readers who questioned our profiling of the man accused of driving his car into a group of counterprotesters.
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"The big giant is the U.S. and, unlike what most people are saying, I don't think that it's obvious that this is a negative for the U.S." Alan Blinder, Economics Professor at Princeton University told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"If there is a cyclical downturn in a year or in the next several months, there would be nothing in that shotgun," said Alan S. Blinder, a former vice chairman of the Fed who is now at Princeton.
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Mr. Trump's positions "show a complete lack of understanding of international trade," said Alan S. Blinder, a professor of economics at Princeton, a former economics adviser to President Clinton and a former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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On Wednesday, Reuters hosted a Newsmaker event in New York with entrepreneur Mark Cuban; economist and former Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve, Professor Alan Blinder; global economist Dambisa Moyo; and Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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"Where in retrospect I missed the boat is in thinking that the gigantic gap in labor costs between here and India would push it to India rather than to South Dakota," Mr. Blinder said in a recent interview.
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"I wouldn't be one bit surprised if when we look back at the data, it is decided ... that the recession started in March," said Blinder, a former Federal Reserve vice chairman who now serves as a professor at Princeton.
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When the Times reporters, Mr. Blinder and Mr. Fernandez, arrived at the prison on April 20, they were allowed to bring only one laptop and a single Wi-Fi hot spot — and no cellphone — between the two of them.
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Blinder said one negative scenario would see the U.S. start to become alienated from the rest of the trading world as it continues to levy tariffs not only on China but also on such traditional allies as Europe, Mexico and Canada.
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Rebranded as the Met Breuer — with the subtlest sprucing up by architects Beyer Blinder Belle — this move is the first step of a plan that will include a $286 million new wing in the Met's Fifth Avenue building as well.
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"None of it was as nasty and personal as what President Trump has been doing to Jay Powell [either]," Blinder said in a "Squawk Box" interview, two days after a divided Fed cut interest rates for the second time this year.
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Alan Blinder is a reporter who covers the South for The Times and said the reasons he uses open records requests are as varied as the day's news, but he uses them often in the aftermath of big breaking news stories.
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In a follow-up piece today, Shane and Blinder talked to one of the latter campaign's organizers: Matt Osborne, a veteran progressive activist who worked on the project, said he hoped that such deceptive tactics would someday be banned from American politics.
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What I do know is that if you're into crudely recorded death metal demo tapes, this will be right up your alley (as will the now-defunct group's first and only full album, Blinder, released in 2001 on Mexico's American Line Productions).
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It didn't take long, in scrolling down the comments section of a New York Times article by Scott Cacciola and Alan Blinder about the N.B.A.'s move, to find readers who claimed to disavow the league for its latest push into politics.
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The law applies only in the state, but "it sets up the possibility that leaders in college sports will eventually have to choose between changing the rules for athletes nationwide or barring some of America's sports powerhouses from competition," Mr. Blinder writes.
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The 100,000 square-foot renovated circulating library, designed by the lesser-known Dutch firm Mecanoo (with Beyer Blinder Belle), will not be without eye-catching design features, including what the library describes as the only free, publicly accessible roof terrace in Midtown.
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"If I was Jay Powell, I'd be trying to enlist members of Congress on the side of the Fed and on the side of the law," said Alan Blinder, an economics professor at Princeton University who served as Fed vice chairman under President Bill Clinton.
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The plan, created by the Dutch firm Mecanoo with Beyer Blinder Belle, does not dictate any specific future for the most hotly disputed unused historic space in the building: its seven football-field-size floors of stacks, which have been largely empty since 2013.
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Central time last Thursday — the first drug to render him unconscious, the second to halt his breathing, and the third to stop his heart — Alan Blinder and Manny Fernandez, two New York Times journalists, were huddled in the Cummins Unit prison's large visitation room.
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"If one-third of the population cut their consumer spending by 5 percent, you get a recession," said Alan Blinder, a Princeton economist who served in the Clinton administration and advised Al Gore and Hillary Clinton on economic policy during their Democratic presidential campaigns.
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"Looking to the medium term, there remains a case for a little 'stodginess' yet," Cunliffe said in a speech, referring to advice given in 1999 by former U.S. Federal Reserve vice chairman Alan Blinder that central banks should be cautious about raising rates at uncertain economic times.
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And economists Alan Blinder and Mark Zandi calculated that without the emergency steps taken at the end of 6900 and beginning of 2628, the U.S. would have lost twice as many jobs, the deficit would have doubled and the recession would have lasted twice as long.
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And in deciding how to reinvent it for a new museum and a new age, John H. Beyer, a founding partner of Beyer Blinder Belle, the architecture firm that restored the building, said that most of the decisions involved simple, originalist steps backward, to Breuer's intentions.
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"People around the table did have political views, and I did, too," said Alan Blinder, who was appointed vice chairman of the Fed by President Bill Clinton and is more recently the author of "Advice and Dissent," about the role of politicians versus technocrats in shaping policy.
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" Blinder believed that the U.S. Federal Reserve would hold off making another interest rate increase in both July and September, "as these things go, September is a long way off and we'll know a lot more about the world economic reaction to Brexit by September than we do now.
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Launched a decade ago during the Bloomberg administration, shepherded through the de Blasio years by New York's Economic Development Corporation and master-planned by SHoP and Beyer Blinder Belle, two big city-based architecture firms, Essex Crossing results from long years of ground-up neighborhood consultation and holistic planning.
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It has made recovery more complicated for many of those addicted, write Katharine Q. Seelye, Julie Turkewitz, Jack Healy and Alan Blinder: Addiction experts say the videos are doing little else than publicly shaming drug users, and the blunt horror of the images may actually increase the stigma against them.
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The first, by Scott Shane and Alan Blinder in late December, detailed an operation that included the creation of fake Russian Twitter accounts, as well as a phony Facebook page purportedly set up by conservative Alabamians opposed to Mr. Moore, who ended up losing to his Democratic opponent, Doug Jones.
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In two different papers, the economists Alan S. Blinder and Mark Watson found that the strength or weakness of the economy was mostly related to factors out of a president's hands, such as oil-price spikes that crimp consumer spending and often precede a recession, productivity growth and a rosy international economic picture.
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Nearby, the Rollins is a 15-story, L-shaped, umber-colored brick residential slab by Beyer Blinder Belle, with a Target and the East Coast's largest Trader Joe's at its base along with a nice new pocket park designed by West 8, the Dutch firm that landscaped Governors Island, just to the north.
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Scott Shane and Alan Blinder described the first set of operations, which were discovered in Alabama, on December 245th: The project's operators created a Facebook page on which they posed as conservative Alabamians, using it to try to divide Republicans and even to endorse a write-in candidate to draw votes from Mr. Moore.
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"You could look at John Taylor as someone who is going to raise interest rates a lot more than Janet Yellen and at least cause the economy to slow down and maybe cause a recession during your presidency," Princeton economist Alan Blinder told CNBC, "and a lot of presidents don't like that very much."
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A recent paper by Princeton economists Alan Blinder (who was one of Bill Clinton's economic advisers) and Mark Watson found that historically, the economy performs better under Democratic presidents than Republican ones, but they attribute the differences to factors that are less closely tied to U.S. economic policy, such as oil prices, defense spending and productivity changes.
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"We're getting pretty close" to the target of just-below-neutral that Fed Chairman Jerome Powell laid out two weeks ago, in his walk back of his early October remarks that neutral was a "long way" off, said Blinder, who was No. 2 to longtime Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, whose five terms spanned Democratic and Republican presidents.
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The conceptual link between the misconduct Sulzberger alleges and the president is very clear — Trump has denounced the free press as "fake news" and "enemies of the people" and somehow managed to look at America's decades-long pattern of turning a blind eye to human rights abuses by our Middle Eastern allies and made policy even blinder.
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On Promontory's advisory board are such prominent aficionados of the revolving door as Arthur Levitt, who is a former S.E.C. chairman; Frank G. Zarb, a former "energy czar" and banker at Lazard and Citigroup; Kenneth M. Duberstein, a former chief of staff to President Ronald Reagan; and Alan S. Blinder, a former Federal Reserve vice chairman and a professor of economics at Princeton.
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In "National School Walkout: Thousands Protest Against Gun Violence Across the U.S.," Alan Blinder and Julie Turkewitz write: Thousands of students, emboldened by a growing protest movement over gun violence, stood up in their classrooms on Wednesday and walked out of their schools in a nationwide demonstration, one month after a gunman killed 17 people at a high school in Florida.
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Here are our picks for the best bike lights you can buy:Best bike light overall: Cygolite Streak 450 Hotshot SL Bike Light Combo SetBest affordable bike light: TeamObsidian Bike Light SetBest strap-mounted bike light: Knog Blinder Mob USB Rechargeable LightBest high-end bike light: NiteRider Pro 1800 Race LightBest bike light featuring sidelights: Light and Motion Urban 500 HeadlightUpdated on 10/17/2019 by Les Shu: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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Here are our picks for the best bike lights you can buy:Best bike light overall:Cygolite Streak 450 Hotshot SL Bike Light Combo SetBest affordable bike light:TeamObsidian Bike Light SetBest strap-mounted bike light:Knog Blinder Mob USB Rechargeable LightBest high-end bike light:NiteRider Pro 1800 Race LightBest bike light featuring side lights:Light and Motion Urban 500 HeadlightThe best bike fenders you can buyHigh-quality bike fenders are easy to install, protect against all sorts of debris your tires may kick up, and don't rattle much while you're riding.
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Books The Courage to Act, by Ben BernankeAsking About Prices by Alan Blinder, Elie Canetti, David Lebow and Jeremy RuddA Monetary History of the United States, by Milton Friedman and Anna SchwartzInflation in Emerging and Developing Economies, edited by Jongrim Ha, M. Ayhan Kose and Franziska OhnsorgeThe Undercover Economist Strikes Back, by Tim HarfordThe Man Who Knew, by Sebastian MallabyEuroTragedy, by Ashoka ModyThe Curse of Cash, by Kenneth RogoffUnelected Power, by Paul TuckerBetween Debt and the Devil, by Adair Turner Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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