Not that I am surprised to see editorial garbage floating around over at Investor’s Business Daily (I...
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Mark Calabria at Cato seems a little annoyed that people like Simon Johnson are hammering Mitch McConnell for his...
Writing at RealClearMarkets, John Tamny attempts to defend Goldman Sachs against the SEC’s allegations. His defense, aside...
Chris has an interesting post on financial derivatives. Rather than write a lengthy response in the comments,...
I’ll have some additional thoughts on the Goldman Sachs/SEC summed up in a post early next week,...
This piece from Simon Johnson is hilarious.
Debbie Schlussel calls Sean Hannity’s Freedom Alliance charity a scam. If a charity is only spending 12%...
This is a very informative piece on how the shadow banking system works (i.e. the “repo” markets –...
Does the name Cully Stimson ring a bell? In 2007 Stimson, in his capacity as Deputy Assistant...
Rortybomb takes on shadow banking and why the proposed Volcker Rule falls short. Be sure to follow...
John Carney has some interesting commentary on the first day of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission hearings. ...
Greg Mankiw says that it’s not a sure thing, despite the large deficits and rapid growth in...
Cry me a river. Furthermore, do Wall Street firms complaining that compensation ratios are at historically low levels...
I do not expect Chicago School economists to favorably review the Obama Administration’s economic policy, but to...
Was Best Buy really telling customers that their optimization program would increase processor speeds by 200% for...
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke gave a speech to the American Economic Association yesterday. In it, he argued...
Brother Mark and I generally tend to agree on most constitutional matters, including his September post . ...
Barry Ritholtz has a table comparing the bull market rallies in 1982 and 2009. One has the...
The Legal Theory Blog takes aim at two of the most meaningless, empty and (unfortunately) frequently used...
