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... economists joined together in a cele-
bration of the Goldilocks economy. With the dismal record of the
1 970 s as their point of comparison, mainstream analysts focused on
the not-too-hot, not-too-cold ... the last war: the war
against inflation.
Vanquishing the Boom and Bust Cycle of the
Sixties and Seventies . . .
When Paul Volcker was appointed chairman of the Fe...
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... lower
than the value of what is owed to them—their assets. When they
subtract their liabilities from their assets, the remainder is their
equity.
The problem for banks arises if the banks have lots of ... gone bust
and the bank now owns the home. But the loan was for $588,000, and
the house is worth $538,000. If lots of home loans go the way of
Hanna’s loan, then th...
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... excessive
uses of risk and concentration of investment. And the interplay of these
two flaws explains each of the major economic declines of the past
25 years.
In summation, the savvy analyst must be of two ... to the Fed’s list of poten-
tially destabilizing excesses. Why? Sadly, it was not the force of ideas
that carried the day. It was the end of the Grea...
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... any fun playing the role of party pooper. What fol-
lows is a piece I wrote on the eve of the collapse of Nasdaq, in the
spring of 2000.
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The Brave-New-World Boom Goes Bust: The 1990s Technology ... the focus of only a short list of econo-
mists. In fact, the vast majority of forecasters denied recession risk in
the United States until the gut-wrenching even...
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... interest rates is the catalyst for recession. And housing
investment, without exception, plunges (Figure 10.1).
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... and a writer of the insurance. If things go as planned, the buyer
pays the insurer the premium. If things go awry, the insurer pays the
buyer. Either way, one of the two parties gets the money promised ... regulated free market capitalism does the best job of
delivering growth to the citizenry of the world.
2. Financial system excesses are the root cause of...
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... leading up to the crisis of 2008, many champions of
free market capitalism warned about the tenuous nature of the global
credit markets. Warren Buffett, the sage of Omaha, labeled the mar-
kets ... emerged in the aftermath of
the Great Inflation of the 1 970 s. Central bankers, in the aftermath of
the 2008 crisis, need to acknowledge that potential asset mar...
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Madoff, Bernard L., 41
Maestro: Greenspan’s Fed and the
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Main Street, 7, 208
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Not-too-hot, not-too-cold (Goldilocks
economy/...
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... economists joined together in a cele-
bration of the Goldilocks economy. With the dismal record of the
1 970 s as their point of comparison, mainstream analysts focused on
the not-too-hot, not-too-cold ... the stock market crash of 1990, the Asian crisis of the mid-1990s,
the fabulous technology boom/bust cycle at the turn of the millen-
nium, and the unprece...
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... to the Fed’s list of poten-
tially destabilizing excesses. Why? Sadly, it was not the force of ideas
that carried the day. It was the end of the Great Moderation. The breath-
taking nature of the ... excessive
uses of risk and concentration of investment. And the interplay of these
two flaws explains each of the major economic declines of the past
25 years...
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