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This Time, It’s Physically Different
Campbell R. Harvey, Duke University Professor of Finance, finds that elements of this crisis may seem familiar, but it has some important differences. Read More
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Tagged financial crisis, Global Financial Crisis, recession
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Laurie Goodman’s Housing Market Recommendations Gain Traction
What will it take to fix the U.S. housing market? Some ideas from 65th CFA Institute Annual Conference speaker Laurie Goodman of Amherst Securities have been gaining popularity. Read More
Gavyn Davies: Macroeconomics before, during, and after the Great Recession
The global economy is on a tenuous path to recovery “but there is still a huge challenge ahead,” says the former adviser to both the U.K. prime minister and HM Treasury. Read More
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Tagged economics, fiscal policy, Gavyn Davies, monetary policy, recession
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Veteran Investor Felix Zulauf: Bullish on Gold, Bearish on Everything Else
The S&P 500 could drop by as much as 20%, the euro will fail, and the United States is in permanent decline, he argued. Read More
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Tagged economics, euro, European Union, Felix Zulauf, gold, John Authers, recession, United States
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