Ενδιαφέροντα άρθρα 26/02/2011

• If the Saudis revolt, the world's in trouble, Jeremy Warner, The Telegraph
• In my experience, there has never been an election in Ireland like this. Denis Murray. The Telegraph
• What Libya's Troubles Mean for Its Italian Allies, Hans-Jürgen Schlamp, Spiegel International
• Google Changes How It Ranks Search Results to Spotlight High-Quality Sites, Brian Womack, Bloomberg
  

• Why Europe Needs Automatic Haircuts, Hans-Werner Sinn, Project Syndicate
• Minister threatens 'overcharging' universities with further funding cuts, Jessica Shepherd and Matthew Taylor, The Guardian
• 25 graphics showing upward redistribution of income and wealth in USA since 1979, David Ruccio, Real World Economics Review Blog
• More financial firms to be deemed 'systemic' Higher capital rules to apply to wider range of firms: analysts, Ronald D. Orol, MarketWatch
• Latin America: Making the Good Times Better, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, The Huffington Post
• Newark Police Layoffs Threaten Crime-Fighting As Budget Cuts Spark Fears, William Alden, The Huffington Post
• Biggest Fish Face Little Risk of Being Caught, JOE NOCERA, The New York Times
• World's Largest Pension Fund Needs to Sell Japanese Bonds; Japan's Demographic Time Bomb Officially Goes Off, Mike Shedlock, MISH'S Global Economic Trend Analysis
• Why is the Dollar Falling in Gold and Currency Terms?
  Julian Phillips, Financial Sense