…international and national treatments of water as property/commodity in China, India, Australia, South Africa Update 3: David Zetland updates us on Perceived and actual use of water in Canada, Current…

…the world by assets.[1][2] BCCI came under the radar of regulatory bodies and intelligence agencies in the 1980s due to its perceived avoidance of falling under one regulatory banking authority….

…cash right now *and* that perceived risks are high so the US government which can borrow at low rates and has no reason to be risk averse (rather the opposite…

…grab their money. That would be finking when they haven’t finked. The lesson would be costly. The effects of the bill depend on whether it is perceived to be arbitrary…

…perceived improvement in technology is totally exactly what the models predict. I guess DeLong’s point is that the path of employment can’t be explained as the result of optimization of…

…are restrained by regulations and have a perceived interest in reduced regulation. Therefore they see efficient markets fanatics as political allies and take advice from them on, say, incentive contracts….

…government got even. In a move widely perceived by the public as a chilling echo of the 1970s, when a military dictatorship ruled South Korea, the government detained Park this…

…think of for this difference in the way Bosnia (or Singapore or Taiwan or Jordan) and Israel are perceived falls apart when I think about it. Every possible reason but…

…of mark to market risk, where one agent buys insurance against changes in the perceived probability of default on an instrument which hasn’t defaulted yet, but not against actual default….

…current volume — the way it was in the 50s. Trading for reasons other than perceived asset misspricing would be very rare. There would be investors who save when young…