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1. Leftfield on Why Should We Expect Bernanke to Be Right Next Time?: While I'm not privy to the workings of the inner circles, Bernanke... more »
2. Stimpy on Defining the Banking Situation as a Political Issue: Exactly right, John. The Big Banks have in fact moved on past the... more »
3. John Ryskamp on Defining the Banking Situation as a Political Issue: You talk as if the big banks did not collapse. Of course they... more »
4. Tony Petroski on Defining the Banking Situation as a Political Issue: The problem with this (interesting) article is that it is framing... more »
5. BerkeleyBob on Defining the Banking Situation as a Political Issue: A clear and concise summary. It remains a considerable concern... more »
6. Leftfield on Defining the Banking Situation as a Political Issue: The taxpayers are being framed. The discussion involving Obama... more »
7. Tom Armistead on Book Review: 'The Creation and Destruction of Value: The Globalization Cycle' by Harold James: I plan on reading the book: it sounds like the author has some... more »
8. Warm_Paw on Book Review: 'The Creation and Destruction of Value: The Globalization Cycle' by Harold James: Americans haven't the power to do a damn thing about what's being... more »
9. gerry t on On the State of Financial Institutions: So what are the hugely profitable activities of the large bank... more »
10. Michael Clark on Book Review: 'The Creation and Destruction of Value: The Globalization Cycle' by Harold James: This book seems quite interesting. I especially like Niall... more »
11. Michael Clark on Book Review: 'The Creation and Destruction of Value: The Globalization Cycle' by Harold James: Very well said. On Dec 10 07:19 PM Leftfield wrote: > "How... more »
12. whidbey on Book Review: 'The Creation and Destruction of Value: The Globalization Cycle' by Harold James: Of course Morals are difficult to define since my morals ane not... more »
13. Leftfield on Book Review: 'The Creation and Destruction of Value: The Globalization Cycle' by Harold James: "How regulation can be be kept from being 'obsolete or... more »
14. Leftfield on No Recovery Until Confidence and Trust Return: The powers that be are "fighting the last war" so they can milk it... more »
15. flow5 on No Recovery Until Confidence and Trust Return: It's about academic freedom, big business, & our legislators. ... more »