Are we soon to see more regulations on banks, especially on investment banks? Paul Krugman thinks no regulation on "shandow banking system" is the reason why we got here today. He compared today's financial crisis with the Great Depression in 1930s. But aren't those regulated banks also in trouble? Can regulation solve the problem?
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- The Dollar and Credit Crunch
- Regulation overhaul by Paulson Jr.
- Yuan Exchagne Rate: Appreciation or Depreciation?
- China's stock market is cliff-diving
- Blackjack and investing
- Slump Moves From Wall St. to Main St.
- More bank regulation coming
- Paul Volcker on Charlie Rose
- Flight to Quality: 3m T-bill Reached 50-year Low
- The Fed's Dilemma
- Vicious Cycle: Bear & Lehman
- Summers on seriousness of current economic problem
- China inflation update
- Gold crossed $1000 mark
- Are we asking too much of monetary policy?
- Oh Boy, This Fed Is Innovative
- Something about CALPERS
- Feldstein's plan: no government bailout
- Decoupling, something new
- Fisher on market turmoil and monetary policy
- Recession is done deal
- Leveraging in our financial system
- What matters most for US Dollar?
- Roach: what have we learnt from Japan?
- Buffett's common-sense recession call
- Free Falling, No Easy Way Out?
- The next shoe to drop: commercial real estate
- Crude Tops Inflation-Adjusted All-time High
- How a Bubble Stayed Under the Radar
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