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Adolfo Laurenti, deputy chief economist at Mesirow Financial, explains that the ECB's low interest rate encourages borrowing and investing in bonds, which has in turn strengthened the euro.

Greek Debt Woes Weigh on Euro Bradley Davis 2011

Adolfo Laurenti, deputy chief economist at Mesirow Financial, explains that the ECB's low interest rate encourages borrowing and investing in bonds, which has in turn strengthened the euro.

Europe Bank Chief Signals Rate Rise Geoffrey T. Smith 2011

However, Mesirow financial economist Adolfo Laurenti says that the jobs uptick reduces the risk of a double-dip recession.

Economy Adds Jobs, but Not Enough Ben Casselman 2011

However, Mesirow financial economist Adolfo Laurenti says that the jobs uptick reduces the risk of a double-dip recession.

Dow Snaps Streak, but Up for Week Brendan Conway 2011

Adolfo Laurenti, deputy chief economist at Mesirow Financial, explains that the ECB's low interest rate encourages borrowing and investing in bonds, which has in turn strengthened the euro.

Greek Debt Woes Weigh on Euro Bradley Davis 2011

"We added a lot of construction workers during the housing boom, but we will not go back to building over two million new homes a year like we did in the mid-2000s," said Adolfo Laurenti, deputy chief economist and managing director at Chicago-based financial services firm Mesirow Financial.

Unpacking The Jobs Plan 2011

Adolfo Laurenti, deputy chief economist at Mesirow Financial, explains that the ECB's low interest rate encourages borrowing and investing in bonds, which has in turn strengthened the euro.

Europe Bank Chief Signals Rate Rise Geoffrey T. Smith 2011

The criticism that has the most traction in Washington is the council's consistently critical voice toward Israeli actions, says Laurenti from the Century Foundation.

Wrongs Council 2009

"Obama changes the landscape dramatically, especially if he takes swift action on Guantánamo and accountability for torture," says Laurenti.

Wrongs Council 2009

As Jeffrey Laurenti writes in a new piece for Mother Jones:

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