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Would a Bank Run In Europe Affect Your Bank in America?
If you have not seen this film it's a terribly entertaining while providing insight into banking and bank runs in the 1930s. How could there possibly be a bank run in the United States? According to Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, Federal Reserve...
2 commentsIf Obama Claims to be Fiscal Hawk Conservative – Then Is Bush...?
Upon hearing the news that Obama was a fiscal conservative, as opposed to a wild eyed leftist spender of taxpayer’s money I was utterly relieved. Apparently I had been under the misguided understanding as to the amount of money President Obama...
2 commentsAn Economic Display of American Stupidity
“This election is about the economy and jobs.” So says the mantra of both of our current Presidential candidates. Perhaps it’s an effort to avoid talking about the social issues that have, after years left unresolved, grown so contentious...
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0 commentsGovernment Bailouts: Do They Help the Economy or Not?
From an economic perspective, are government bailouts a good idea?
1 commentWhy you really need to Vote No in the Fiscal Treaty
The Irish people have never accepted the debts imposed on it by losses made by Angle Irish Bank, Irish Nationwide, AIB and Bank of Ireland. No other country in Europe has been forced to accept the private losses of banks and it’s important you remember that it was French and mainly German banks who fuelled the recklessness here in Ireland.
0 commentsStop Obama's Nazi Volcker Rule and Prevent a Communist Takeover
Bankers Get the Red Carpet Democrats are getting more Nazi every year. This time, they have dredged up an old Nazi idea called the Volcker Rule. The Volcker Rule would prevent proprietary trading, the practice of banks using deposits for investing...
1 commentBreak up the Big Banks
Return to Glass-Steagall? What were they thinking in 1999 when they repealed the “Banking Act of 1933” better known as Glass-Steagall? I think the U.S. imposes so many regulations that we are in an economic malaise. But I also know that...
0 commentsEnd of the Line for the Euro?
Will the European Dollar fail to excel in the European markets after the crisis in the West is all over? Chances are it won't and here's a short little hub neatly organized to help you understand the characteristics of the failure in the Union.
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