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Let's take a step back - what right do we have to dictate to the Chinese what they need to allow on their version of the internet? What if France thought that we should allow Craigslist to advertise for prostitution? There is quite a bit of arrogance in evidence here. There may have been a time when we could dictate this kind of stuff to the world, but that was pre-Lehman Brothers.
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Perhaps the next administration will be better. Even though more socialist, they will believe in what they are doing. This group is not operating with any principles.
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For jjason: While it may be possible to teach something about ethics in business school, what is more actionable is a healthy dose of scepticism and a requirement that the referees do their job. In this whole subprime mess, I do not blame the folks who invented and sold CDOs, the fault lies with the folks who bought them, and the rating agencies who have little other purpose than to evaluate what is being bought and sold, yet were AWOL. As for Eli - I find your daily summary to be of great value. It provides the flavor of what is going on on Wall Street, kind of like an extended version of David Faber of CNBC. In selecting what to talk about and what not, you give us a background against which to do further analysis, or to discard the flim flam stuff. Thanks so much. RightinSanFrancisco.co...
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1. the UAW which delivered Michigan;
2. the environmentalists who want to force Detroit to develop better cars.
The specific path is TBD - but it will cost you and me a bundle.
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As for Eli - I find your daily summary to be of great value. It provides the flavor of what is going on on Wall Street, kind of like an extended version of David Faber of CNBC. In selecting what to talk about and what not, you give us a background against which to do further analysis, or to discard the flim flam stuff. Thanks so much.
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