Larry Summers speaks to the Council of Foreign Relations. He explains government's intervention was out of 'necessity' not 'choices'.
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- City of your dreams
- Bernanke's testimony on BoA+ML deal
- Lost decade for private sector jobs
- Commodity Supercycle
- Chinese Yuan back to hard peg to the dollar
- The sharp rising personal savings rate
- Alan Blinder on inflation vs. deflation
- Inflaiton debate continues
- Obama's plan to revamp America's regulation
- Will China lead the world out of recession?
- 206 years versus 12 months
- Frontline: Breaking the bank
- Credit crunch in historical perspective
- Obama's big health care push
- Not your average-Joe recession
- Shiller: Home prices may keep falling for years
- Paul Samuelson warns against the US Dollar
- "Trust me", says the Fed
- College towns are recession proof: the Euro version
- Milton Friedman: Don't rely on the 'right man'
- How serious is America's budget deficit?
- Grantham on value investing and China
- A fun talk on whether Americans should start saving
- Update: Has housing reached the bottom?
- Larry Summers on the current state of the economy
- Can banks grow without removing toxic assets?
- Replay of 2008 oil bubble?
- What China has become
- Where are the jobs?
- Rethinking Efficient Market Hypothesis
- Comedy on GM (for biG Mess)
- Are inflation concerns inflated?
- Geithner exclusive interview on China
- China's one-child policy and runaway brides
- How easy money feuled another round of commmoditie...
- Unemployment rate surges to 9.4%
- Decoupling is NOT dead
- China buys Hummer: Simply stupid!
- Bernanke on the current state of the economy
- Top ten locations of America's high-tech economy
- China: America's banker
- Gary Becker: Is the world center of gravity moving...
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