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Tag Archives: rescue
2010 Thermonuclear Fiscal Bonanza!!!!
The solution to Europes problems – a million billion squillion quadrillion ri-di-cu-lous-illion in paper money! I can just see them bonking their clever heads together and saying : “Weeell, if the markets don’t believe this gargantuan thing, well, ya know, … Continue reading
How to save the economy, and not the shareholders
Stefan Karlsson has a great post describing why the decision to leave shareholders with nothing when banks were saved in Sweden during the 90′s was a good decision. As I wrote here, I still think that a bankrupcy of a … Continue reading
Government intervensionism causes bad investments
The basis of a market economy is simple – make good investments and you will earn capital. Make bad investments and you will lose capital. During this turbulent period, it feels like I should clarify that I do not think … Continue reading
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