Axel

Axel?

Axel!

Axel.

Axel.

Axel!

Goodbye, Axel.

Hello, Axel.

I'm Axel.

Sure, Axel. Yeah.

Axel, your daughter.

Good luck, Axel!

Goodbye, Axel. Goodbye, John.

Axel, you're still there?

Grosshandlare Axel H. Ågrens Donationsfond

I knew Axel Bomasch personally.

All righty, Axel. Let's go.

Axel, my ticket! Where's my ticket?

Listen Axel, there's a rumor going around.

Front end for Axel a light download accelerator

Start with you, Axel. What do you say?

Now, this is Herr Axel Bomasch from Harska and his daughter.

Axel, you can't fool me. I know exactly what it means.

Nothing beats the whiff of fresh air in the early morning, Axel.

Axel, he's making a fool out of me. I'm not going to count for everyone.

Theologische Hochschule Friedensau Prof. Horst Friedrich ROLLY (Friedensau University) Mr. Axel SCHROEDER Mr. Jens Christian DOMBROWSKY

BUENOS AIRES We are all Keynesians now, Republican US President Richard Nixon famously said in 1971. Today, Axel Kicillof, Argentina s Peronist economy minister, is echoing this sentiment.

In addition, special thanks to Ms. Beate Maeder Metcalf and Mr. Axel Keuchle for having led the consultations with the delegations, resulting in the successful adoption of the resolution.

Draghi is one. Others include Klaus Regling, head of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), Axel Weber, President of the Bundesbank, and Jürgen Stark, a current member of the ECB s Executive Board.

In an interview with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, for example, Bundesbank president Axel Weber made it clear that future rate hikes were very much on the table. Others spoke out as well, and the futures markets quickly predicted another 25 basis point rate hike in March.

He followed Bundesbank President Axel Weber, who had resigned in February because of the earlier bond repurchases. Meanwhile, the new Bundesbank president, Jens Weidmann, openly objects to the program, while German President Christian Wulff has publicly accused the ECB of circumventing the Maastricht Treaty.

The best answer that I have heard comes from Axel Weber, the former president of Germany s Bundesbank and an astute political observer. In Weber s view, policymakers simply do not have the public mandate to get ahead of problems, especially novel ones that seem small initially, but, if unresolved, imply potentially large costs.

Mr. Axel van Trotsenburg, Head of the HIPC Debt Initiative Implementation Unit of the World Bank, and Mr. Alan T. McArthur, Deputy Division Chief in the Official Financial Operations Division of the Policy Development and Review Department of the International Monetary Fund, will give a joint special briefing on the theme Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt Initiative (HIPC) .

In Germany, Axel Weber resigned as President of the Bundesbank and member of the Governing Council of the ECB last January, reportedly because his statements opposing the Banks purchases of troubled eurozone countries bonds reflected his political naivety. The press could not imagine that a technocrat might voluntarily relinquish a sure shot at a position of great power successor to Jean Claude Trichet as ECB President on a matter of principle.

Mr. Axel van Trotsenburg, Head of the HIPC Debt Initiative Implementation Unit of the World Bank, and Mr. Alan T. McArthur, Deputy Division Chief in the Official Financial Operations Division of the Policy Development and Review Department of the International Monetary Fund, will give a joint special briefing on the theme Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt Initiative (HIPC) on Friday, 17 October 1997, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in Conference Room 5.