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As politicians, regulators, pundits, coworkers and even friends and family keep reminding us, the global economy is currently experiencing a bit of a down period, to put it mildly. Internationally, the picture is more complex, but just as grim. "The U.S. economy is facing two shocks, to the housing sector and to the banking sector. It almost always either has something to do with one of those," said Torsten Slok, Ph.D., director of global economics at Deutsche Bank AG New York. "We are in a very unusual situation where policy has to respond."
Slok spoke at FCIB's most recent international roundtable, held in February at the Harvard Club in New York City and ...