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1. Harry Tuttle on Note to Jamie Dimon: Repetition Doesn't Create Truth: Note to James Kwak: Repetition by the right people does create... more »
2. john s. gordon on Note to Jamie Dimon: Repetition Doesn't Create Truth: way back around 1950 the b-schools were heavily promoting the... more »
3. Ferdinand E. Banks on Note to Jamie Dimon: Repetition Doesn't Create Truth: I'm on Jamie Dimon's side. Why? It's because I'm getting a little... more »
4. Tower3chute on Too Big to Fail: The Real Choice: Much more useful would be to not allow the excessive leverage and... more »
5. apppro on Note to Jamie Dimon: Repetition Doesn't Create Truth: I posted this earlier: <more »
6. mark Tierney on How Will Risk Adjustment Work Under the Health Care Reform?: Risk adjustment is the key to health care reform. A Plan's... more »
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8. D. McHattie on Too Big to Fail: The Real Choice: Amen, James. Too big to fail is too big to exist. All this... more »
9. fizzicyst on Too Big to Fail: The Real Choice: I've always liked regular convertible bonds; the reason is simple:... more »
10. Leftfield on Too Big to Fail: The Real Choice: Government is desperately, and only, looking for ways to cover up... more »
11. mplaut on Low Savings, Bad Investments : Technically you should deduct the savings rate or add it to post... more »
12. Mark Bern on Low Savings, Bad Investments : User - Well put! I'm over 60, but have always considered social... more »
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14. ArizonaGlen on Low Savings, Bad Investments : "4. For the great majority of Americans under 60 today there will... more »
15. User 353732 on Low Savings, Bad Investments : 1. Social Security is not "savings"; it is and always has been an... more »