Category: Op Ed
Will the New U.S. Pilot Be Skilled with Helicopters?
May 12th, 2013
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Written by Adam Whitehead, KeySignals.comp> In Terminal Velocity (6)[i], the controversy surrounding the absence of Ben Bernanke at Jackson Hole later this year was introduced as a "dangerous precedent": "since it will now make the event a forum for… more »
Hollande, the Winner?
May 11th, 2013
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Written by Hilary Barnes ="font-size: medium;">"One year later and Hollande is isolated in Europe". That was Le Figaro's shock-horror front page for May 3. On page 2, lined up to say much the same thing, were editors from Spain's El Mundo, Corriere del… more »
Make ‘em Prove the Causality Before They Cause Any More Suffering
May 10th, 2013
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by Joseph M. Firestone, New Economic Perspectivesp> This post is a more complete statement of my conclusions based on the analysis in Parts One and Two of this series. As I’ve explained in Part Two, there’s no reason in the Reinhart-Rogoff (R-R) data… more »
Top Three Leaders: The U.S. vs. China
May 9th, 2013
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Written by Frank Li Democracy (e.g. the U.S.) vs. autocracy (e.g. China), which one is better? Well, on top of a system analysis (Towards An Ideal Form of Government), let’s look at the top leaders. As both the U.S. and China recently changed, or… more »
JP Morgan Seems To ‘Love That Dirty Money’
May 8th, 2013
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by Larry Doyle, Sense on Cents If those in my beloved hometown of Boston “love that dirty water,” then similarly current management at my last stop on the sell side of Wall Street, that being JP Morgan, seem to ‘love that dirty money.' The filth and… more »
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