“Fed to Bare Tightening Plan”
I would recommend reading the article by Jon Hilsenrath with the title “Fed to Bare Tightening Plan” which appeared on the front page of the Wall Street Journal February 8....
Read MoreI would recommend reading the article by Jon Hilsenrath with the title “Fed to Bare Tightening Plan” which appeared on the front page of the Wall Street Journal February 8....
Read MoreLooking at the Federal Reserve figures for Wednesday, February 3, 2010, one could argue that just about everything seems to be in place for the Fed to execute its exit plan. The Fed will still purchase some more Mortgage-backed...
Read MoreIn order to justify the fiscal stimulus packages of the federal government we must be able to find some relationship between the government expenditures and the performance in the economy. Currently, there seems to be very...
Read MoreI’m trying to make sense out of the economic recovery. According to a growing number of people the Great Recession ended in July 2009 or, at least, somewhere in the third quarter. There continue to be “green...
Read MorePerhaps the most profound bit of information appearing in the news this morning concerning the budget proposal of the Obama administration is the citation of Stein’s law by the economist James Galbraith in the New York...
Read MoreRobert Shiller of “Irrational Exuberance” has given us the answer to our problems in the Sunday New York Times. See “Stuck in Neutral? Reset the Mood!”...
Read MoreWhere do I stand on the Obama Presidency?I stand at about the same place I did last year at this time.President Obama has put too many projects into his “top priority” list. After a year in office with not a whole...
Read MoreThe final point I would like to make in this series is that you cannot build and maintain a rigid financial regulatory system based on the achievement of specific outcomes if you insist on inflating the economy that includes...
Read MoreIn my previous post, “Regulation and Information—Part A” I argued that banking and finance has become nothing more than information, and in this Age of Information, money and finance have just become the...
Read MoreOne of the things that bothers me about all the talk concerning the re-regulation of banks and other financial institutions is that it is “framed” within the context of the Great Depression and the Glass-Steagall...
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