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first eight years of the twenty-first century. Not surprisingly, we see
that corporations found that funds were very expensive in 2001-2002
amidst the recession. ... 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.
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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 ... see. As they were
in Japan in the 198 0s and the United States in the 199 0s and the
192 0s. Monetary policy makers must end their policy of benign neg-
lect towar...
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... debts.
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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 ...
But the legacy of freewheeling government meddling, with
Keynesian justification, was the Great Inflation of the 196 0s and
197 0s. The descendants of Milt...
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the Great Inflation of the 197 0s. Central bankers, in the aftermath of
the 2008 crisis, need to acknowledge that potential asset market
excesses require the same attention ... 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...
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as the main engines of cycles,
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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 ... see. As they were
in Japan in the 198 0s and the United States in the 199 0s and the
192 0s. Monetary policy makers must end their policy of benign neg-
lect towar...