In one of his pieces in New York Time’s blog… Paul Krugman explores the crucial difference in non-financial debt between the Clinton-era and Bush-era bubbles.
Read the whole thing below:
One of the educational things about being something of a
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By Vitaly Katsenelson CFA, author of The Little Book of Sideways Markets, Active Value Investing and Chief Investment Officer at Investment Management Associates, Inc (IMA), a value investment firm based in Denver, Colorado. Vitaliy’s website is Contrarian Edge …
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By Seeking Delta of http://seekingdelta.wordpress.com/
Unfortunately, no. Not Krugman. In his latest, titled “The Worst Economist in the World”… which I read, thinking he finally admitted to it, he says:
“So, how hard is this? Higher commodity prices will hurt
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Niall Ferguson of Harvard University spoke with Bloomberg Television… on the subject of bond markets and the threat of a speculative bond attack against the United States.
0:35 Ferguson discusses “bond vigilantes”.
1:35 No country in history has been able
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…There has been a non stop debate over the past year or so, whether would would experience deflation or inflation. Economists (mostly on the left) predicted deflation which would lead to further declines in home prices, and the CPI. Economists
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