...you were willing to grasp the reason why. My explanation is that Americans these days...benefited by Ronald Reagan's legacy - the collapse of communism and the reversal of ...also need to be reminded that the stock market boom started under Reagan? However... that the Clinton "boom" ended in bust - a 50%% collapse in the stock market (the collapse of the NASDAQ was even more and it has actually ...

..." somehow ended up in China. Bret Cahill THE NY TIMES columnist Bob Herbert has a sickening anecdote-causation of how/why the mortgage industry collapses by way of its own chiseling abusiveness, and such could bring down the entire "temple" (daisy chain/system) as I've been ...

... of "freedom" somehow ended up in China. Bret Cahill THE NY TIMES columnist Bob Herbert has a sickening anecdote-causation of how/why the mortgage industry collapses by way of its own chiseling abusiveness, and such could bring down the entire "temple" (daisy chain/system) as I've been ...

... risk. I therefore interpret their stock collapses in the past three ... over- speculative stupidity. If the stock market crashed completely; life would ... much more to develop. The stock market, in the grand scheme ... Show quoted text The Chinese markets are now seemingly the strongest,... text - - Show quoted text - The stock market wasn't doing downers ...

..." risk. I therefore interpret their stock collapses in the past three days...in over- speculative stupidity. If the stock market crashed completely; life would go..., the USA would remain the strongest market. As it stands the markets...> much more to develop. The stock market, in the grand scheme of... Show quoted text The Chinese markets are now seemingly the strongest,...

... possibly some big names, e.g. Countrywide. I don't claim any special prescience in this area but I don't think that even some of the ugliest scenarios will necessarily lead to "another 1929". Keep in mind that the gov't - both Hoover and Roosevelt - did precisely the wrong things in response, e.g. raising taxes and tariffs. Hopefully we won't make the same mistake again. ...

..., including possibly some big names, e.g. Countrywide. I don't claim any special prescience in this area but I don't think that even some of the ugliest scenarios will necessarily lead to "another 1929". Keep in mind that the gov't - both Hoover and Roosevelt - did precisely the wrong things in response, e.g. raising taxes and tariffs. Hopefully we won't make the same mistake again. ...

... you succeed? So, given its superficiality, the real source of the real estate bubble isn't even mentioned - thus revealing Krugman's inexcusable ignorance of economics. The first source was cheap ... relatively unscathed, being greedy, also? Or, if you and I now buy the depressed stocks of good quality financial companies? Me, I can barely stop salivating, like all those greedy ...

... when you succeed? So, given its superficiality, the real source of the real estate bubble isn't even mentioned - thus revealing Krugman's inexcusable ignorance of economics. The first source was cheap ...debacle relatively unscathed, being greedy, also? Or, if you and I now buy the depressed stocks of good quality financial companies? Me, I can barely stop salivating, like all those greedy ...

> Back when we had a good economy "freedom" meant free speech for everyone on vital economic issues. So whats stopping ewe now from saying what ewe want to say on ecnomic issues Bwet that wasn't there before? That for me and the "market" economists to know and for you bottom feeders with single digit IQs to find out. Bret Cahill