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Mr. Gregg also sits on the boards of Honeywell and IntercontinentalExchange, a company that has warned investors that a tax on financial transactions would lower trading volume and curtail its profits.

Mr. Ackermann is also chairman of the Institute of International Finance, an industry group based in Washington that has warned of millions of lost jobs if the rules are put in place too quickly.

While addressing the standard textbook issues in mainstream economics, Krugman seems oblivious to one area of the field that has warned of deep, cyclical crises in capitalism since its inception: Marxist economics.

The report joins a chorus of analysis that has warned of the economic risks of leaving the bloc, including from the International Monetary Fund; from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development; and from the Bank of England, Britain's central bank.

"It's like putting a bull's-eye on yourself to get your securities shorted in a big way," said John Nelson, portfolio manager for small- company stocks for the State of Wisconsin Investment Board, a pension fund for public employees that has warned companies it invests in to shun such deals.

Rolls-Royce is typical of major employers that have warned against leaving the EU.

Now, I could see the great clonking signs that had warned of a nightmare.

Other banks that have warned of rising loan losses include the Bank of New York, Comerica and Northern Trust.

And the State Department lifted a travel advisory last month that had warned Americans of possible terrorist attacks.

Prudential joins British banks, including Barclays and HSBC, that have warned in the past that they might move their headquarters abroad if Britain's banking regulation became too punishing.

The two headed an earlier commission on national security that had warned that the nation was ill-prepared to face the terrorist threat of the new century.