“The situation is worse than it was in 2007. Our macroeconomic ammunition to fight downturns is essentially all used up,” said William White, the Swiss-based chairman of the OECD’s review committee and former chief economist of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).
Publication: The Telegraph Date: 3 February 2016
Interview BWhite_Telegraph 19012016.pdf
Interview BWhite_Telegraph 19012016_0On 28 January 2016, White joins RN Drive to explain where economic policy has gone wrong and also details an OECD crackdown on tax avoidance by multinational companies like Google and Apple.
Interview with William White by Christof Leisinger published in Neue Zürcher Zeitung on 25 January 2015
william white_jan2016William White’s Interview by Raul Pal, Real Vision TV.
Interview by José Júlio Senna, Head the Center for Monetary Studies at Fundação Getulio Vargas
Issue September 2015 of the ‘Monetary Policy Monitor’ Publication
Monetary Policy Monitor no 6.pdf
Monetary Policy Monitor no 6Interview published in Manager Magazin FINANZMÄRKTE TRENDS in August 2015
tier0_2015_08_27_CO-MM-2015-008-0074-0078.pdf
tier0_2015_08_27_CO-MM-2015-008-0074-0078http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b066w659
Date: 7 July 2015
Interview for Finanz und Wirtschaft by Mark Dittli and Philippe Béguelin – 16 May 2015
SEE LINK :http://www.fuw.ch/article/central-banks-are-the-one-eyed-among-the-blind/
Publication: Finanz und Wirtschaft Date: 16 May 2015
Interview by Andrew Shouler (Financial Correspondent) – Gulf News – 25 February 2015
Central bank infusions have pushed the prices of all financial assets, especially risky ones,
and a sustainable recovery cannot be built on more debt
Former BIS chief economist warns that QE in Europe is doomed to failure and may draw the region into deeper difficulties
The economic prophet who foresaw the Lehman crisis with uncanny accuracy is even more worried about the world’s financial system going into 2015.
Beggar-thy-neighbour devaluations are spreading to every region. All the major central banks are stoking asset bubbles deliberately to put off the day of reckoning. This time emerging markets have been drawn into the quagmire as well, corrupted by the leakage from quantitative easing (QE) in the West.
Interview Daily Telegraph_220114.pdf
Interview Daily Telegraph_220114