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Angry Bear
(0) | | Among the people who have been updating The Theory of Finance for the ObamaNation is Gregg Sommerville, whose job depends to some significant extent on people not believing the following riff:More... | |
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(0) | | Rdan
The National Academy of Social Insurance report on options for Social Security is public and now available in pdf form. "The purpose of this report is to help analysts and policymakers... | |
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Angry Bear
(0) | | The question:How much was credit being funneled away from all other sectors in the economy?The answer: Very little if any. Neither the general consumer lending:nor the specific Real Estate... | |
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(0) | | Dr. Black starts digging into the question why so many Georgia-based banks fail. The picture painted isn't pretty:The review also contains a photo of a planned 238 townhouse project that the bank... | |
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(0) | | Dr. Black had a link to foreclosures in Irvine, California. This one especially caught my eye:5031 Alcorn Lane, Turtle RockAmount owed: $298,876.14Last sale: July 2001, $485,000Auction date & time:... | |
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Angry Bear
(0) | | No original content here, just two posts that make even more sense together:Mark Thoma proves he's an economist (not just an econometrician) by reminding everyone of the Opportunity Cost of the... | |
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(0) | | As a rule, the Shiller Index uses the CPI as reported for All Urban Consumers (CPIAUCNS on Fred(r)).But the Index is only updated Quarterly, so monthly data is estimated. Which produces a very... | |
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Angry Bear
(0) | | From Constance Ash's discussion of Capitalism: A Love Story:There are some scenes that that must have been shot around the period when enraged screwed-over people gathered at the New York Stock... | |
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(0) | | rdan
Seeking Alpha's Matthew Goldstein notes that the OCC is continuing the last decade of regulatory non-action.
The OCC, in its quarterly derivatives report, routinely notes that the Big... | |
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Angry Bear
(0) | | Andrew Samwick states the obvious, clearly and well:I think we are now 18 months behind where we should be in moving forward with sensible government spending plans. We should have pulled the fiscal... | |
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