New Nov. 6, The Economic Mess and Financial Disaster that Obama Will Inherit, by Nouriel Roubini
New Nov. 3, The Bank Bailouts Are Very Well Intended, But Where Is All The Money Going To Come From?, by Edward Hugh
NEW Nov. 2, Two, two-trillionaires, by Brad Setser
NEW Oct. 31, The U.S. Will Experience a Severe Recession; thus a Large Fiscal Policy Stimulus is Necessary to Dampen the Severity of this Economic Contraction, by Nouriel Roubini
NEW Oct. 30, Fed Chairmen and Presidents: Roundtable with Roger Kubarych and Richard Whalen, by Chris Whalen Important
NEW Oct. 29, The Coming Deflation Scare
NEW Oct. 29, Debt-deflation and the future of the American Economy, by Karol Gellert___because she's important to understand.
NEW Oct. 29, The Gold-Dollar System: Conditions of equilibrium and the price of gold, by Milton Gilbert___because he's important to understand.
NEW Oct. 28, America must lead a rescue of emerging economies, by George Soros
Here's an important note to the world leaders, meeting in D.C. in November...
Dear Colleague:
Henry Liu and I have written a brief note (see below) to the Heads of State who will be meeting on November 15, 2008 to discuss the international implications of the current financial Crisis . Henry believes that he will be able to get the ASIA TIMES to print it on Monday, November 10, 2008 as a Headline piece. The Asia Times is a global on line publication with a web visibility of over 2,000,000 daily of highly educated readership world wide, beating Bloomberg.com, WSJ.com, MSNBC.com., according to Marketleap.com. Presumably, other publications may also publish it in the EU. Perhaps among all our friends, we can recruit a public relation professional to help. Even Keynes needed Felix Frankfurter to introduce him to FDR.
Our note is as follows: To be published Nov. 10...
JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES
(Palgrave/Macmillan, London and New York, 2007) ISBN# 978-1-4039-9623-7 indicate
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