S. Korean Econoblogger Jailed for Getting it Right
…a sharp decline in the value of South Korea’s currency a few days before the won imploded against the dollar. By the time he was taken away from his computer…
…a sharp decline in the value of South Korea’s currency a few days before the won imploded against the dollar. By the time he was taken away from his computer…
…the recession through a Keynesian stimulus package and only after that address Chinese currency manipulations. Real Keynesians don’t think like these incompetents. Real Keynesians understand that the US trade deficit…
…for the people behind them in line. The triple currency system with cash and 2 types of food stamps will slow down checkout lines. I can imagine someone buying fruit…
rdan RGE Monitor notes this aspect of currency trading. (May require subscription for the full article) Dec 12: South Korea and Japan have agreed to increase an existing unconditional KRW-JPY…
…health-care and retirement benefits, and currency policies. “Frankly, it’s stones and glass houses,” said Garel Rhys, professor of automotive economics at Cardiff Business School in Wales. “Everybody has been at…
…costs, as well as the strengthening Chinese currency, the Yuan. But it is only in the last few weeks that the scale of the crisis has become apparent. Two weeks…
…Great Depression. The Fed increased its existing currency swaps with foreign central banks by $330 billion to $620 billion to make more dollars available worldwide. The Term Auction Facility, the…
…everything you can imagine. They had the Mexican loan bailout. They had the long-term capital management bailout, the Russian Southeast Asian currency bailouts. Think about any of the concerns voiced…
…corporate earnings, inflation, and monetary policy following the oil price increases will affect equity and bond valuations, and currency exchange rates. Finally, depending on expected duration of price increases, the…
…that cause people to make irrational economic decisions. It promises to be a series of posts. The first might be subtitled “Never Look a $10 tie in the local currency.”…