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Angry Bear

Economics blog that is slightly left of center with commentary on news, politics, and more.
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Author: Daniel C.
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Foreign exchange reserves are hot hot hot

Oct 18, 2009
The G7 G20 Leader's statement, number 20., regarding the IMF's mission and governance (bold font by yours truly):The IMF should continue to strengthen its capacity to help its members...

Employment Report

Oct 2, 2009
Not only was the employment report disappointing, but previously reported encouraging leading indicators of employment were revised away. Most importantly, hours worked...

The Myth vs Numeric Reality: HR3200 v Medicare

Sep 5, 2009
The current line of attack on Health Care reform from Republicans is that it proposes to Rob Gramma to Pay Pedro. I am not going to address the care for illegals canard today but do...

Stock market under Obama

Aug 1, 2009
Well at least the stock market seems to like Obama's economic package. But every day I listen to CNBC analysts and others who seem to believe they did better under Bush's and want to...

Obama Economic Forecast

Jul 3, 2009
The right is having a lot of fun commenting about the economic forecast by the Obama team being too optimistic. I guess they are right, Obama along with everyone else has massively...

JP MORGAN: THE JOBLESS RECOVERY WON'T BE SO BAD

Nov 22, 2009
Rdan Pragmatic capitalist points us to thinking that works for some. The strategy outlook at JP Morgan is little changed over the last week despite some sobering news out of the labor department last Friday. The bad news on jobs is no...

Photographing Phantom Invisible Bond Vigilantes

Nov 22, 2009
Robert Waldmann A specter is haunting Paul Krugman -- it is the specter of apparently sophisticated forecasters who predict a huge spike in US long term bond rates in the near future. He notes that most investors can't believe this or rates would...

How Do We Predict Inflation?

Nov 21, 2009
Ken Houghton notes that playing with data is dangerous. Predicting the future tends to be easy. There are several ways to do it. First, you can predict that everything will grow as it did this year—or last year, or the mean of the past x years. Or...

Comment woes.

Nov 21, 2009
Js-kit has some comments embedded in the post, at the bottom of each post after clicking on the title of the post you want to read. There is a disconnect with the blue comment link at the top of the post (blogger comment format). Very inconvenient. ...

Open thread Nov. 21, 2009 (no GW)

Nov 21, 2009


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