Libertarian Democrat Point Of View: An Eccentricity

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Wednesday, April 15, 2015

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I still appreciate real comments about my old blog. Cheers, Don
Saturday, July 4, 2009

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Sunday, June 21, 2009

the Ortega government wants to silence an opposition-leaning media outlet.

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TO BE NOTED: From Bloggings by boz : " Nicaragua silences radio station Nicaragua's government has canceled the license for Ra...

structure of the US overnight repurchase market may have exacerbated the financial turmoil that accompanied the failure of Lehman Brothers in Sept

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TO BE NOTED: From the FT: " Fed plans repo markets revamp By Henny Sender and Michael Mackenzie in New York Published: June 21 2009 22:...

They see the financial crisis primarily as a moral crisis of Anglo-Saxon capitalism.

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TO BE NOTED: From the FT: " Berlin weaves a deficit hair-shirt for us all By Wolfgang Münchau Published: June 21 2009 18:49 | Last upda...

Unlikely as it may seem, the plan suggests a net increase in regulatory agencies. In the US, this requires real ingenuity.

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TO BE NOTED: From the FT: " A thin outline of regulatory reform By Clive Crook Published: June 21 2009 18:43 | Last updated: June 21 20...

And if you need hope, if you're coming apart You can surely find it in my dad's heart.

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TO BE NOTED: From Catie Curtis: The new version of "Dad's Yard" now released FREE here (with artwork) so scroll down and have ...

fee would be paid by large bank holding companies that engage in risky activities beyond traditional banking

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TO BE NOTED: From the NY Times: ‘Too Big to Fail’ Policy Must End, F.D.I.C. Chief Says Sheila C. Bair, ...
Saturday, June 20, 2009

A genuine and fruitful dialogue between believers and nonbelievers is impossible unless one takes the standpoint of one's interlocutor seriously

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TO BE NOTED: http://chronicle.com/free/v55/i39/39wolinsecularage.htm Reason vs. Faith: the Battle Continues By RICHARD WOLI...

didn't give the 3,000 or more protesters high odds against the security forces

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TO BE NOTED: " Informed Comment Thoughts on the Middle East, History, and Religion Juan Cole is President of the Global America...

despite all the worldwide handwringing about Helicopter Ben and his printing presses, the dollar is still the daddy

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TO BE NOTED: From Inca Kola News: "With Bloomie blasting silly headlines about Chile's Peso (CLP) being " the world's best...

At the same time, the central bank may “aim to convince investors that tightening is not imminent,”

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TO BE NOTED: From Bloomberg: "Spending, Home Sales Probably Increased: U.S. Economy Preview By Shobhana Chandra ...

the Fed talking about an exit strategy, so that helps to contain longer-term inflation pressures

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TO BE NOTED: From Bloomberg: "Treasuries Rise, Led By 30-Year Bonds, as Consumer Prices Fall By Dakin Campbell and ...

Alas, a solution that does not address the cost of care, and negotiate new prices for the services offered will not work

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TO BE NOTED: From the WSJ: GENERAL NEWS JUNE 20, 2009 Essay The Myth of Prevention A doctor explains why it doesn’t pay to stay...
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