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Who's To Blame For The Mortgage Crisis?

 


If you're having a hard time getting your head around exactly what happened in the historic meltdown of America's home-mortgage market, you're not alone.

 

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http://globaleconomicnews.blogspot.com/2009/09/who-to-blame-for-mortgage-crisis.html

 

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What Can Replace Efficient Markets Theory?

 


The most interesting thing about the efficient markets hypothesis is not whether it is valid or not – clearly it is not – but how it has managed to remain so influential for so long.

 

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http://globaleconomicnews.blogspot.com/2009/08/what-can-replace-efficient-markets.html

 

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CFA Institute, Professor Andrew Lo, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, “physics envy”, behavioural finance, Global Economic News, Darwinian process, “survival of the richest”, “Market efficiency”, financial markets,

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United Future World Currency

 


Russian President Dmitry Medvedev illustrated his call for a supranational currency to replace the dollar by pulling from his pocket a sample coin of a “united future world currency.”

 

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http://globaleconomicnews.blogspot.com/2009/07/united-future-world-currency.html

 

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Budget Deficit Tops $1Trillion For First Time

 


Nine months into the fiscal year, the federal deficit has topped $1 trillion for the first time.

 

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http://globaleconomicnews.blogspot.com/2009/07/budget-deficit-tops-1trillion-for-first.html


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California ills give US a Headache

 


California’s fiscal crisis is in danger of becoming a serious headache, not just for the state and its feuding politicians in Sacramento, but for the entire nation.

 

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Alphas, Betas, and Predetermined Rates of Returns

 


In the ongoing social debate on what kind of an economic system we should build on top of the rubble of the present financial mess, we as investors should focus less on the philosophical nuances and more on how to adjust our investment framework, expectations, and tactics.

 

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IKEA is as Bad as Wal-Mart

 


Today the idea of anything -- a household appliance, a piece of furniture, a house -- being built to last is almost laughable. When your vacuum cleaner stops sucking, you most likely haul it out to the curb and trek to Target or a big-box home-goods store to replace it. Even if you could readily find someone to repair it, the trouble and the cost would be prohibitive. If you need a bookcase, there's always IKEA: Sure, you'd prefer to buy a sturdily built hardwood version that doesn't buckle under the weight of actual books, but who has extra dough to spend on stuff like that? The IKEA bookcase is good enough, for now if not forever.

 

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A Glimpse Of Intel's Futuristic Gadgets

 


Wouldn't it be useful to have a gadget that immediately warned you when the information you just saw on the Internet or heard from a buddy might be baloney?

 

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BP Wins Iraq Oil Contract

 


An oil consortium led by British Petroleum has won a contract to develop a large oil field in Iraq, as dozens of international firms compete for the rights to the nation's oil and gas reserves.

 

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Greenspan Fears Inflation


The rise in global stock prices from early March to mid-June is arguably the primary cause of the surprising positive turn in the economic environment. The $12,000bn of newly created corporate equity value has added significantly to the capital buffer that supports the debt issued by financial and non-financial companies. Corporate debt, as a consequence, has been upgraded and yields have fallen. Previously capital-strapped firms have been able to raise considerable debt and equity in recent months. Market fears of bank insolvency, particularly, have been assuaged.

 

Read more: http://globaleconomicnews.blogspot.com/2009/07/greenspan-fears-inflation.html

 

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