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Goldman Sachs Still Bonusing
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Paul Krugman New York Times: The American economy remains in dire straits, with one worker in six unemployed or underemployed. Yet Goldman Sachs just reported record quarterly profits — and it’s preparing to hand out huge bonuses, comparable to what it was paying before the crisis. What does this contrast tell us?
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Max Keiser says US Dollar backed by bananas
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Press TV interviewed Paris-based financial analyst Max Keiser on the US financial meltdown on September 20. What follows are his free-wheeling comments on the US government bailout of Wall Street and the potential consequences for America.
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Bloomberg: Russian Market in a Rout
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Russia poured $44 billion into its three largest banks and halted stock trading for a second day in a bid to stem the worst financial crisis since the devaluation and default a decade ago.
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Socialized capitalism or private markets gone crazy?
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From what I glean in my own research, The New York Times has it exactly wrong. Many leading economists, both Democrat and Republican, think that the cause of the mortgage meltdown was explicitly due to involvement of the government with Fannie and Freddie.
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