Lehman faltered, Merrill sold, American financial system was shaken to its core. Given what have already happened, what will happen next? Can the financial system resuscitate itself, or more government bailouts to come? What are the implications for the global financial infrastructure? Time to think the unthinkables.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Thoughts and discussions in economics, finance and history, with focus on China's interactions with the global economy.
Recent Posts
Web Links
Market Monitoring Links
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(431)
-
▼
September
(28)
- Ted Spread Not Coming Down
- Thomas Friedman: Real Engineering vs. Financial En...
- Eichengreen: Fed Groping In the Dark
- Fed Balance Sheet: then and now
- Harvard Panel on Current Financial Crisis
- Get the auction right!
- Roach on Chinese Economy and Paulson's Rescue Plan
- Why Investment Bank Model Failed
- Buffet: Government $700 billion bailout could make...
- Pimco's Mohamed El-Erian on the markets
- Contrasting views on the dollar
- Gary Becker: Government intervention justified
- A Professor and A Banker Changed American Capitalism
- TED Spread Spike
- Rent Control in New York City
- American Financial System, Shaken to Its Core
- China Cut Interest Rate
- Redefining Recession
- Charlie Rose with Bob Rubin and Larry Summers
- Outlook for China's Banks
- Charlie Rose Interview on El-Erian, Roubini et al.
- Greenspan on F&F bailout
- Why the Russian economy will falter?
- I found some new hope from WSJ
- President Cycle and Stock Market Performance
- Compare America and Japan: the lessons from "lost ...
- Roach: Beijing's New Olympian Task
- Misery Index by President
-
▼
September
(28)