I've been sick. Dan has been blogging: http://www.clucerf.org/blog/ # Mankiw on why the increase in the monetary base is not inflationary: http://bit.ly/8jY4ZR Clear, readable, and logical. Recommended. # Barney Frank is rewriting financial regulation: http://bit.ly/64Hd7B I'm worried. # Another 3.5 billion reasons politics and economics don't mix well: http://bit.ly/6GzO8E # Forecasters on forecasting: . . . → Read More: Twitter Updates for 2009-12-31
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Changing the model doesn't change the real world. http://bit.ly/5wv778 # The FED has announced the end of its Treasury issue purchase program. Market commentators are speculating that bond rates will rise, potentially delaying or stifling economic recovery. I am not so sure. While it will be true that the FED-demand-factor will go away there are other factors that influence interest rates. Another important factor . . . → Read More: Will Rates Rise? Want a happy economic forecast? Brian Wesbury is your guy: http://bit.ly/4rRXDp # 5 liters, 32 valves, 400 horses, and looks good too: http://bit.ly/838tNb Can I get it in a, say, Toyota? # FNM & FRE up over 20% on U.S. blank check. http://bit.ly/71xlXg I'm sorry, stockholders shouldn't profit on a taxpayer bailout. . . . → Read More: Twitter Updates for 2009-12-29 From @pacbiztimes http://bit.ly/5ESiAM I think this is good news for our friends at Santa Barbara Bank & Trust. Hope so. # |
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