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Sergio Marchionne warns eurozone politicians they are 'playing with fire' and need to 'get serious' (RT @akcan6411: Euro crisis puts continent's future in doubt, warns Fiat boss http://t.co/Jcg9u12j... 
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It s good to understand Europe s debt crisis and why it s affecting U S markets Here s an overview of how the European Union operates why the euro is in danger and what the crisis could mean to American investors br br Unless you regularly read the...
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Big buildings are a bad sign for the business cycle.
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On the Brink: Inside the Race to Stop the Collapse of the Global Financial System book download Barney Frank, Henry M.
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When the Financial Times started its series on "Capitalism in Crisis," I winced. Here we go yet again, an attempt to blame private enterpris (From @Whiskey&GP Capitalism or Money in Crisis?
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"Financially futile, economically erroneous, politically puzzling and socially irresponsible, the December 2011 European summit was a failure. Only the attending leaders and their acolytes believe otherwise. German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s post-summit homilies about the “long run”, “running a marathon” and “more Europe” rang hollow."
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To sum up, throughout this European debt and banking crisis, Eurozone leaders have expressed their determination to “do whatever it takes” to restore stability and save the euro. But if one examines the stance the official sector has taken toward banks, it looks much more like Eurozone leadership “takes (sheepishly) whatever its large banks do” – even when those actions are much more in the banks’ narrow interest than in the wider public one. It is high time for a change.
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The limited policies the Fed has at its disposal mostly puts money in the hands of the affluent, who are less likely than most to spend that money in the wider economy.
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The Financial Times is debating capitalism, but what it is really debating is the future of the market economy. Karl Marx never used the word capitalism.
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Nouriel Roubini to ET NOW: View on global markets...
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Energy, Money and Power
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This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, discuss passing the currency grenade and the Central Bank of Nigeria mentions trading oil with China in yuan...
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http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9507E3DE1730F932A05752C0A9669D8B63RT Has coverage of people I like to learn about. A new world currency has my...
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The euro bailout fund cannot work because indebted countries like Spain and Italy are contributing to it, according to trader and author Satyajit Das.
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Dandelion Salad
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Aditya Chakrabortty: Economic history is full of examples of successful debt default – so let's make 2012 a default jubilee for have-nots...
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As a gloomy New Year for investors starts off, here are some home truths about risk and returns.
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The risk of a break-up of the euro zone is “vastly overplayed” and a collapse of the single currency area is out of the question, Ian Bremmer, President of the Eurasia Group told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Germany’s fiscal discipline was at odds with France’s push for growth in the 1990s, and the differences persist.
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THE ECONOMIST'S Buttonwood columnist discusses his new book, which explores the history of our relationship with money and debt (The debt crisis: Philip Coggan on "Paper Promises" | The Economist http://t.co/0CCSpaCF...)...
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