Two worlds ready or not
…that the provision of general public goods is not their responsibility, although they are very happy to help guide (or capture) the provision of public goods specific to their firm….
…that the provision of general public goods is not their responsibility, although they are very happy to help guide (or capture) the provision of public goods specific to their firm….
…a global fixed income team. Since we do trade emerging market debt, of which Egyptian debt is categorized, I’ll be happy to comment. The gist of the article is this:…
…limits profits by establishing indirect price controls. Which is not going to make the insurance industry happy. And no it didn’t. You read it here first. If you read it….
…that. Now, obviously I sound like a lunatic writing this because it goes so far against the grain, but a) I’ve been happy to make my spreadsheets available to any…
…you happy. But if you fear that the US will soon be tested by financial markets – just as the eurozone is being tested today – then please read my…
…their opposites, flavoured with gossip, excitement and competition, packaged and then force-fed to happy consumers for a couple of decades, is it reasonable to expect nothing would come of it?…
…the past contradicts what the other knows. At least one of us has to be wrong. Given how bet-happy you all are, and your core beliefs, I would have expected…
…me are currently on record with the NorthWest Plan which is close to Option 2 which CBO does score as backfilling the entire gap, but I would be perfectly happy…
I doubt even the Internet’s self-appointed Chief Geithner Apologist will be foolish enough to stand by him after this piece of shite: Some people just don’t like movies with happy…
…be unnecessary, it is actually problematic, and shows the perils of overfixing Social Security. So where is the happy median? Well it is in what Steve Goss calls ‘sustainable solvency’…