Good Banks, Bad Banks and Nouriel Roubini
A number of pundits are being reported in the press, urging Governments, principally in the US and the UK, to
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A number of pundits are being reported in the press, urging Governments, principally in the US and the UK, to
Continue readingMy previous post and the one before that tried to explain where money comes from. I described a process –
Continue readingTo help revive the UK economy, the Government should change the rules to encourage more house-building for the private market.
Continue readingFollowing on from my last post, there’s a great piece by Renter Girl in today’s Guradian Society section. It’s not
Continue readingThey say you should read the sort of thing you write. So I thought I’d have a look round some
Continue readingI really thought I was going to get through the morning without choking on my bran flakes (if they’re good
Continue readingI’ve been thinking of posting about the inevitability of the current economic crisis for a little while now. I was
Continue readingEarlier today I wrote, a little sloppily, that: “…the only way to arrest the deleveraging process is to increase the
Continue readingAn editorial in today’s Guardian is so incoherent that I find myself reluctantly putting down the analysis-free report to the
Continue readingOK, I can remember exactly where I was on 9/11; when I heard about the Challenger and Columbia disasters, the
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