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Latest | Highest ratedObama will rise and fall with the dollar: The electorate is only as happy as the value of the greenbacks in their pockets. [View news story]
In a world where one man must fight to keep from being buried in debt ... Now appearing before your holiday movies: the Fed. The central bank is paying for 45-second ads to appear in 12 metro theaters, encouraging responsible credit-card use in the holiday shopping season. [View news story]
On Nov 25 06:53 PM OldSusanna wrote:
> Subliminally, though, these ads may actually encourage credit card
> use. Was that the Fed's goal? Can't know... But it would've been
> less suspicious and more appropriate had they simply said nothing.
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2 Unfortunate, Possible Consequences of Deficit Hysteria [View article]
2 Unfortunate, Possible Consequences of Deficit Hysteria [View article]
Are Markets on the Verge of a Breakout or Meltdown? [View article]
It's one thing to hear a blogger saying that credit cards are a wealth-transfer scheme from the poor to the rich; it's another to hear it from a former card-company CEO, Mike Konczal writes, previewing tonight's Frontline special on "The Card Game." [View news story]
Goldman Sachs (GS) is still on the hook for $21.3B in FDIC (and ultimately taxpayer) guarantees through the Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program. Coincidentally, the bank expects an end-of-year bonus accrual of $20B. A suggestion. [View news story]
How Important Is Central Bank Independence? [View article]
In Debt We Trust: Public Spending as a Tool of Economic Recovery [View article]
"Avoiding likewise the accumulation of debt, not only by shunning occasions of expense, but by vigorous exertions in time of peace to discharge the debts which unavoidable wars have occasioned, not ungenerously throwing upon posterity the burthen which we ourselves ought to bear."
George Washington
FOMC Minutes: Bernanke's Crystal Ball Is Broken [View article]
Another Crisis Looms Right Around the Corner [View article]
Face It: The FDIC Is Broke [View article]
Just Call Us Subprime Sam [View article]
-Abraham Lincoln
Of course, this is the same man who suspended habeas corpus and destroyed the Tenth Amendment.