Archive for August, 2009

Canada to issue up to $3B in U.S. dollar bonds.

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Does the cost of healthcare in the U.S. have anything to do with shortages?

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Barney Frank seeks watered-down Fed audit bill (people shouldn’t question monetary policy of the communist central planners, they should just accept it)

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This is clearly a "green shoot"

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On A World without Growth

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Ed Morrison and Valdis Krebs talking about building new economic networks in NE Ohio

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For those people who are for steady inflation: Why do you think counterfeiting is wrong?

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Analysis: Paul Krugman: "Deficits Saved The World"

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The chart I’ve been thinking about all day: the S&P 500 adjusted for liquidity.

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The problem is: there’s not enough competition in health coverage. Well, duh. It’s not allowed.

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"A return to sustainable local economies is sorely needed. Wall Street’s critics have noted that money is not wealth; it is useless until exchanged for something of value. It’s time to get priorities straight."

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Rep. Frank: House will pass Ron Paul’s ‘audit the Fed’ bill this year

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A.I.G.’s Stock Rises, and Many Wonder Why

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Gigantic tide is slowly turning. World’s largest pension fund becomes net seller 2010. Next 10-20 years, biggest investors become biggest sellers. How to value stocks in long term?

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The burden of debt

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Nine Trillion Dollars

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Saving is Killing the Economy?

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This high-speed mobile Internet has been brought to you by no one | Adventures in IT – InfoWorld

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They condemned rent and monopoly profit, but never dreamed that the financiers would end up devouring landlord and industrialist alike. Emperors of Finance have trumped Barons of Property and Captains of Industry.

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Subprime Lenders Getting U.S. Subsidies, Report Says. "Much "of this money is going directly to the same financial institutions that helped create the sub-prime mortgage mess in the first place."

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