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• in Finance
  Should the US Return to a Gold Standard?
  Can the US save the Dollar by bringing back the gold standard?
  by thegreenage / on Aug 14, 2011
• in Finance
  Global Economic Slowdown: Is the USA on the verge of a Stock Market Crash?
  This week we watched as the stock market wiped out all 2011 gains. Are we on the verge of another crash?
  by thegreenage / on Aug 6, 2011
• in Finance
  Are Selective Foreclosures With Responsible Remortgaging The Answer?
  We need a timeout to find feasible, affordable housing solutions.
  by debstwins / on Oct 25, 2010

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “credit crisis”

 

• Secondary Sources: Inflation, Jobs for Graduates, Helicopter Money

  
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  A roundup of economic news from around the Web.
  4 days ago

• Number of the Week: Total World Debt Load at 313% of GDP

  
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  Advanced economies tend to draw attention at the government and household levels. But emerging markets are gathering debt at an increasing pace to drive their economic development.
  1 week ago

• Credit-Card Debt Declines for First Time in 2013

  
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  Americans cut their credit-card debt in March, a sign some consumers are cautious about the sluggish economic recovery. But total debt increased due to jumps in student and auto loans.
  2 weeks ago

• Secondary Sources: Compensation, Financial Worries, Euro Crisis

  
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  A roundup of economic news from around the Web.
  2 weeks ago

• Draghi: High-Debt Countries Shouldn’t Backtrack on Reform

  
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  ECB President Draghi said high-debt countries in the euro zone cant afford to backtrack on the progress they have made in keeping their public finances in check.
  2 weeks ago

• Tell Me About that "Safe Asset Shortage" Again

  
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  From todays FT: US Junk Debt Yield Hits Historic Low The average yield on US junk-rated debt fell below 5 per cent for the first time on Monday, setting yet another milestone in a multiyear rally and illustrating the massive demand for fixed income returns as central banks suppress interest rates.  Junk bonds ...
  2 weeks ago

• Secondary Sources: Congress and Subprime, Liquidity Hoarding, Historical Austerity

  
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  A roundup of economic news from around the Web.
  2 weeks ago

• Fed’s Tarullo Bemused by Foreign Criticism of Bank Rules

  
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  Complaints from large international banks and top European officials about proposed Fed rules on foreign banks operating in the U.S.? Federal Reserve governor Daniel Tarullo is "bemused."
  3 weeks ago

• For sale: Obama Cabinet Appointments

  
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  As the country is still standing following the financial crisis, Barack Obama has nominated a key figure in the disaster apparently so she can finish off the country for good. WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama tapped Mike Froman and Penny Pritzker for the last two vacant Cabinet slots on his ...
  3 weeks ago

• A simple way to solve the interest-only mortgage scandal

  
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  The interest-only mortgage scandal, which could cost hundreds of thousands of homebuyers the roof over their heads, is a reminder that many people have followed the government’s lead and lived beyond their means for so long it is very difficult to see how these debts will ever be repaid. Sadly, the only solution to ...
  3 weeks ago

• German (Randian?) Solution: No Minimum Wage

  
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  Sometime ago, I remember watching former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan testifying before the US Congress when he was asked about his views about the minimum wage. "There should be none," I reflexively blurted out. Knowing that Greenspan was a libertarian former acolyte of Ayn Rand, the answer was obvious and, true to ...
  3 weeks ago

• The 7 Biggest Risks to Financial Stability

  
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  The Financial Stability Oversight Council, which features leaders of the Treasury, Fed and other regulators, highlighted a number of potential risks for the financial system as it approved its third annual report. These are the seven themes around which the council organized its recommendations and findings
  4 weeks ago

• Why Ireland’s 2008 Blanket Bank Guarantee Decision Was Taken: Part 3

  
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  This article follows on from Why Ireland’s 2008 Blanket Bank Guarantee Decision Was Taken: Part 1 & Part 2 . Hindsight provides 20-20 vision, but in light of more recent events political spin and a sense of justifiable grievance can cloud the popular understanding of what happened in the past. There is, of ...
  4 weeks ago

• Why Ireland’s 2008 Blanket Bank Guarantee Decision Was Taken: Part 2

  
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  This article follows on from Why Ireland’s 2008 Blanket Bank Guarantee Decision Was Taken: Part 1 . It is five years since the Irish government announced on the 30 th of September 2008 that Ireland was going to provide an unlimited bank guarantee to six covered financial institutions. It’s important to ...
  4 weeks ago

• Senators Seek to Shrink Banks or Increase Their Capital Buffers

  
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  If you’re a bank with more than $500 billion in assets, Sens. David Vitter (R., La.) and Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) have a proposition for you: get smaller or maintain a capital buffer similar to what banks held around the Great Depression.
  4 weeks ago

• Teens Talk More About Economics, but No Better Informed

  
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  Since the financial crisis and recession, American teenagers have become more aware of economics but not more informed about the subject.
  4 weeks ago

• Economists React: ECB Rate Cut Looking More Likely

  
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  Grim business sentiment reports have prompted a slew of banks to change their forecasts for next weeks ECB meeting from no change in rates to a 0.25-percentage-point cut, which would bring the benchmark rate to 0.5%.
  4 weeks ago

• Global Manufacturing Data Cast Shadow Over Latin America Growth Forecasts

  
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  Just-released International Monetary Fund and United Nations forecasts of a rebound in Latin American economic growth this year already look dated, given the latest data out of Europe, the U.S. and especially China.
  4 weeks ago

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