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Geithner: My Dog Ate My Homework
I am unimpressed by the explanation for why Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner’s hyped financial system rescue plan was so fuzzy. Just days before Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner was schedul… more →
Politics and Profits: The Meltdown
Geithner: My Dog Ate My Homework
John Stodder wrote 5 months ago: I am unimpressed by the explanation for why Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner’s hyped financial … more →
Roubini, the Pessimist in Triumph at Davos
John Stodder wrote 5 months ago: Nouriel Roubini is no longer a prophet without honor. He was lauded at the World Economic Forum in … more →
New York Times Wags A Finger at Geithner, Summers
John Stodder wrote 7 months ago: Two members of Barack Obama’s new team of economic advisors, Treasury Secretary-designate Timo … more →
Steelworkers Say Paulson Overpaid -- By A Lot
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John Stodder wrote 8 months ago: Leo W. Gerard, president of the United Steelworkers (USW), told Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson he … more →
Why Upper-Middle-Class Voters are Deserting McCain
John Stodder wrote 8 months ago: Michael Barone thinks Sen. John McCain’s campaign is in denial about Pennsylvania — that … more →
Quotable: John Tamny on the Enduring Trickle-Down Theory
John Stodder wrote 8 months ago: John Tamny, editor of RealClearMarkets and senior economist at H.C. Wainwright Economics, claims … more →
Quotable: Robert Samuelson on Deleveraging
John Stodder wrote 9 months ago: The veteran economics columnist Robert Samuelson clarifies the nature of the risk for the world … more →
Quotable: Steve Coll on Credit Default Swaps
John Stodder wrote 9 months ago: Writing in his blog “Think Tank” on The New Yorker’s website, staff writer Steve C … more →
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