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Obama’s Major Economic Address and (Failing) Defense of Bank Bailouts
April 15th, 2009 · No Comments · Bailout, Banks, Debt, Default, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Nationalization, Policy, Restructuring, Video
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Unemployment — Where Is It Heading?
April 7th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Economics, Policy, Unemployment
A lot of attention is given to unemployment rates. nootropil injection buy doxycycline without prescription Brand Viagra Not too many people know: 1) unemployment continues to grow well after the time the economy begins to expand again, and 2) official unemployment levitra brand figures badly understate the number of people who would like to have [...]
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Where Have I Been? What Is Going to Happen?
April 7th, 2009 · No Comments · Bailout, Banks, Bonds, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Global Economy, Obama, Stock Market, Treasury, Video, Wall Street
Where Have I Been buy xenical viagra propecia com ? Regular readers will have noticed that I have made few posts the last propecia buy few weeks. This is because I have been caught up in a combination of tax preparation nightmares and working on my major occupation — trying diflucan buy online to bring [...]
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Deflation or Inflation?
March 31st, 2009 · No Comments · Bonds, Debt, deflation, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Global Economy, inflation, Interest rates, Policy, Treasury, Wall Street
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Wall Street Wins, We Lose, Obama Fails!
March 25th, 2009 · 10 Comments · Bailout, Banks, Bonds, Corporate Power, Debt, Default, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Nationalization, Obama, Policy, Stock Market, Wall Street
The Plan By now, almost everyone must know that in the last week the Federal Reserve and the Obama Administration fired coordinated bombshells at the financial crisis. First, last Thursday the Federal Reserve announced major increases in asset purchase programs, adding buy cialis cialis buy cheapest viagra online $1.150 trillion to the 5mg cialis generic [...]
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Galbraith: Another Call To Let Big Banks Fail
March 20th, 2009 · No Comments · Bailout, Banks, Bonds, Debt, Default, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Nationalization, Policy, Wall Street
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How BIG is a Trillion Dollars?
March 18th, 2009 · No Comments · Bailout, Banks, Credit Default Swaps, Debt, Default, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Nationalization, Restructuring, Wall Street
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Hedge Funds Betting on Housing Collapse May Get AIG Cash
March 18th, 2009 · No Comments · Bailout, Banks, Bonds, Credit Default Swaps, Debt, Default, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Global Economy, Housing, Interest rates, Mortgages, Policy, Regulation, Stock Market
The Wall Street Journal 30mg cialis has an article that describes in some detail how hedge funds and Goldman Sachs bet on the collapse how to buy drugs in the US housing market using hundreds of billions of dollars of credit default swaps, swaps that eventually were bought by AIG for pennies per year. In [...]
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Time to Start Looking Beyond the Financial Crisis
March 16th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Global Economy, Policy, Stock Market
For buy cialis the last several months, I have focused on understanding the dynamics buy propecia cheap of the buy levitra financial crisis and, especially, its implications for the stock market. The financial crisis is working its viagra propecia Online Viagra buy price generic online way out, at great cost to taxpayers, and with still [...]
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What Constitutes an "Optimistic" Outlook?
March 15th, 2009 · No Comments · Autos, Economics, Global Economy, Housing, Stock Market
I was struck by a recent post on Naked Capitalism, Looking for the Sun. The opening lead starts out, 2009 will be a grim economic year. The cialis Cialis Jelly online unemployment rate will rise all year, house prices will fall, commercial real estate (CRE) will get crushed … but there might be a few [...]
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