I am less convinced that letting big banks fail won't have ripple effects. Stiglitz seems to have more of social justice in mind than global financial stability.
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- Shiller: Government is still too optimistic
- New ideas of future banking models
- DeLong: Four Ways Out
- Top 20 financials: then and now
- What's your career "Plan B"?
- This G20 Meeting is going to be interesting
- China and IMF
- "Unhappy China"
- PPIP In A Nutshell
- Larry Summers' Fiction
- Equity market thru the lens of credit market
- Roubini on economic outlook
- Bridgewater's view on Toxic Asset Plan
- Has the economy turned the corner? Part 2
- The reserve currency and its obligations
- Claw-back in hedge funds
- Bank Executives' Game
- Mama Bear: where do we stand now?
- The future of capitalism
- The US-China Currency Game
- Lardy calls China's crisis response gold standard
- Sachs: stealth plan to rob taxpayer
- Still Hard US Dollar
- Has the economy turned the corner?
- China's investment: Government took over
- Beijing's Dilemma
- Frontline: Ten trillion and counting
- Will banks sell their toxic assets?
- Krugman: The plan won't work
- A nation on debt
- Why college towns are recession-resistant?
- Digest Treasury's Toxic Asset Plan
- Market crash and income inequality
- Gold or Gold Miners?
- Does the Fed have an exit strategy?
- Ferguson on "Chimerica"
- Becker and Murphy warn backlash against capitalism
- China's Yuan: No more appreciation
- China and India
- Bill Gross: What the Fed really wants to do is to ...
- China to subsize car purchase in rural area
- Lessons from Swedish model
- Migration in the US: Why people move less
- Hedge Fund Performance
- Fed's action sharply drove down dollar
- Reaction to Fed decision
- China Holding...
- AIG's counterparties
- Bill Gross of PIMCO is a winner
- World Bank cuts China's growth to 6.5% for 2009
- Swensen: Sleep soundly with your investment
- Overstretched Fed
- Building the electric car
- Innovative car sale in crisis
- Bernanke on 60 Minutes
- Rogoff: This is going to be a very deep recession
- US dollar still rising
- Nationalization for Beginners
- Roubini's view on the current state of the economy
- Debate on bank nationalization
- US and China: more inter-related than ever
- Mark to Market: The debate is still going on
- Larry Summers: How Obama program will respond to t...
- Feldstein says unemployment rate will rise above 10%
- Global recession bites China
- Obama: 59 out 100
- Greenspan defends himself, and the Fed
- Are We in Depression?
- A conversation with Tim Geithner
- Credit Card: The Next Crunch
- Christina Romer on Lessons from the Great Depression
- China enters deflation, officially
- How the crash will reshape America?
- Wealth Destruction: 1-year global output was lost
- Big/smart investors betting on gold
- Predicting housing bottom
- Financial Globalization 3.0
- Jim Rogers: still an Austrian
- Krugman: Return of depression economics
- No more premium: bonds beat stocks
- China needs an urbanization plan
- Nationalization: What's wrong with Swedish model?
- Barro: depression likely to follow after big crashes
- Labor market is fast deteriorating
- GE defends itself
- How losses of private equity firms impact on big i...
- Feldstein: Where are we headed?
- Robert Shiller: Psychology really matters
- Stiglitz: What to do with toxic assets?
- TALF
- Barro: Odds of depression
- Extraordinary Time for Investors
- Fed throws free money to hedge funds
- Sachs: Contingent Nationalization
- Those 2x, 3x ETFs
- Bank nationalization has already begun
- Paradox of thrift
- Bad Banks vs. Nationalization
- Roundtable on nationalizing the banks
- Jeremy Siegel quesitons S&P indexing methodology
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