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Monthly Archives: October 2011
moorehn:
So, I have a problem. I have a BlackBerry Bold and I need to replace it. It is unreliable and has left me in a bind many times in work situations.
It is my sixth BlackBerry in two years, because BlackBerrys are an inferior product with the half-life of goldfish. A year ago today, I signed a new…
The Truant Muse: Why Do Consumers Put Up With Phone Companies?
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So, I have a problem. I have a BlackBerry Bold and I need to replace it. It is unreliable and has left me in a bind many times in work situations. It is my sixth BlackBerry in two years, because BlackBerrys are an inferior product with the half-life of goldfish. A year ago today, I signed a new…
Ask Eonia and Sonia
Reading the tea leaves October Eonia is lower than the average for the previous two maintenance periods but it’s really difficult to separate the liquidity element [expectations of 12-month LTRO] from the interest-rate element. In any case, if we take the view … Continue reading
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What’s Worrying Bernanke?
Fed Chairman Bernanke gave a curious and worrying signal in his appearance yesterday before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress. He said, in the Q&A session that followed his testimony, that the recovery was ‘close to faltering.’ This subtly contradicted … Continue reading
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Tagged Banks, bernanke, Congress, crisis, dollar, Economic Policy, economics, federal reserve, government, risk, USD
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