Sherry Cooper Associates

Executive Vice President and Chief Economist
BMO Financial Group

Dr. Sherry Cooper is in constant demand as a speaker and writer because of her ability to simplify and de-mystify the complex subjects of economics and finance. Canada’s national newspaper calls Sherry “the megawatt celebrity economist”. She leads a highly-respected economics team and has been repeatedly cited as one of the most influential women in Canada. Dr. Cooper is regularly quoted in the financial press and you have heard her often on radio and TV. Sherry has just published her third book, The New Retirement: How It Will Change Our Future, released in January 2008.

Dr. Cooper has an M.A. and Ph.D. in economics from the University of Pittsburgh and began her career at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C., covering monetary policy and financial institutions. Following five years at the Fed, she joined the Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) as director of financial economics and moved to Canada in 1983 to become Chief Economist at Burns Fry.

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The New Retirement
How It Will Change Our Future

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Ride the Wave
Take Control in the Acceleration Age

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The Cooper Files
A Practical Guide to Your Financial Future

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	June 19, 2010 China Loosens Currency Peg In a surprise announcement on Saturday, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) announced it would break the 23-month fixed peg in the yuan MORE		June 18, 2010 Fed Easing Coming? The U.S. economy is losing momentum and price pressures continue to fall MORE		June 10, 2010 Err on the Side of Ease The move toward worldwide fiscal restraint runs the risk of weakening the economic recovery MORE
	May 14, 2010 Global Credit Crisis Morphs Into a Global Debt Crisis With the onslaught of the credit crisis in the fall of 2008, every country in the G20 agreed to stimulate their economies by boosting government spending and/or cutting taxes MORE		April 23, 2010 U.S. Pessimism is Overblown There is just too much pessimism in and regarding the U.S. these days MORE		April 16, 2010 Productivity Gap Misleading The record productivity gap between Canada and the U.S. has generated much handwringing MORE
	March 26, 2010 Health Care Reform Needed in Canada Ironically, while the U.S. is going through the excruciating process of developing a more broadly available health care system, Ontario is working to reduce government provisions to hospitals in an effort to balance the budget MORE		March 24, 2010 Fed Decision Making—Why New Appointments to the Fed Don’t Really Matter According to media reports, President Obama is poised to name economist Janet Yellen to be Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve Board MORE		March 23, 2010 Canada's Disturbing Productivity Performance The Canadian economy has clearly pulled out of recession with 5% growth in the fourth quarter and good momentum heading into this year MORE
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