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Category Archives: Politics
Angry Greeks Protest Arrival of Trioka
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Posted in Black Swan Watch, Euro, PIIGS, Politics, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Euro, European Sovereign Debt, Greece, Protests, Troika
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Austerians Rising
Interesting chart from the Economist. Note the Brits are much less supportive of spending cuts as they are actually experiencing the pain of an austerity program. In other countries austerity is more of a concept than a reality. The Economist … Continue reading
Posted in Budget Deficit, Charts, Fiscal Policy, Policy, Politics
Tagged Austerity, Political Economy, Politics, Public Opinion
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EcoFin Meets in Poland
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Posted in Black Swan Watch, PIIGS, Policy, Politics, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged EcoFin Meeting, Geithner, Poland
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This Time is Different
Those dreaded words you never want to hear as an investor. But check out the Fortune Magazine graphic of this recession relative to others since the WWII. Yes it’s a balance sheet problem and the economy needs more time to … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Charts, Demographics, Economics, Employment, Fiscal Policy, Policy, Politics
Tagged employment, Fiscal and Monetary Policy, Technology
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Greece is the Word
The Greeks are starting to play hardball on their private sector debt swap warning the deal could crater if the 90 percent participation is not met. We think there are other reasons why it is trouble. According to various news … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, PIIGS, Politics, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Christine Lagarde, Debt Swap, Greece, IMF, Private Sector Involvment
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Gorbachev on the End of the Soviet Union – Der Spiegel
Great interview by Der Spiegel with Mikhail Sergeyevich on the final days of the Soviet Union. Click here for full interview. Here are a few nuggets: SPIEGEL: Perhaps you could fill us in on a detail from the decisive … Continue reading
Posted in BRICs, General Interest, Geopolitical, Politics
Tagged Der Spiegel, Gorbachev
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John Stewart on Ron Paul
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64% of Americans Can’t Handle a $1,000 Emergency Expense
This is a stunning stat and shows how out of touch Washington and Wall Street are with Main Street. Imagine if gas prices spike $2.00 per gallon. CNN writes, A majority, or 64%, of Americans don’t have enough cash … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Employment, Policy, Politics
Tagged Poverty in America, Rainy Day Fund
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Ron Paul Fan Club
Wow! Our mailbox was packed with lots of Paulistas coming to the defense of the Congressman over the misinterpretation of our recent post about the bill he introduced to cancel Treasury debt held by the Fed. In no way … Continue reading
