Alan Blinder talks to Charlie Rose I know on the last post with Charlie Rose I said 'this is a must see' but cancel that, this one is the must see of the day! This is ... Continue reading
Financial Fragility and Corporate Governance in Ireland today This is footage of a talk given by Prof. Stephen Kinsella of the Kemmy Business School in University of Limerick, about his thoughts on... Continue reading
Inflation… ‘when’ not ‘if’… The endurance of gold at above $900, rising oil prices, the weakening dollar and a Treasury/Fed combo that is increasing the money in c... Continue reading
When will bonds be available online? Typically the bond market is something that institutional investors, sovereign funds, and the very wealthy tend to invest in. Take for ... Continue reading
Inflation or Deflation? 1923 or 1932? What will it be? I have been a proponent of inflation being the greater risk to society than deflation for quite some time, so all said, I am in the 'in... Continue reading
The future of capitalism by Yale University I was watching 'The future of capitalism' on CNBC and was impressed with some of the commentary, the people around the table were a sel... Continue reading
Irish economic policy for the crisis: What next? (first session) On Wednesday there was a conference in Trinity College Dublin called 'Irish economic policy for the crisis: What next?'. This post is v... Continue reading
Irish economic policy for the crisis: What Next? (second session) The second session was chaired by John McHale now of NUIG, formerly of Queens University Canada, who I have emailed back and forth wit... Continue reading
When one blunt instrument fails use another Banks are restricting credit, in a market economy rationing is generally a mistake, but at the same time they can't come out and say 'w... Continue reading
The myth of nationalisation as the solution for banks. 'Value for the taxpayer' is the most common line I hear in defence of nationalisation, and inside I laugh every time I hear this line, ... Continue reading