Lots and Lots of Sunday Reading ...
First, if there’s not enough to read here, David Altig has more from all around blogland here and here. Also, if you missed Lee Arnold's 12 minute animation on Social Security, it's worth watching so here it is again
Next, in the copycat division, an entry for Markets in Everything:
Just can’t get enough Greenspan in your life?
- Greenspan Trying to Win Back Confidence AP
- Greenspan adds voice to home loan worries Reuters
- The Home Loans Vexing Greenspan BusinessWeek Online
- Fed chief cites reasonably firm footing USAToday
- Greenspan Puzzled and Worried About Global Rates Bloomberg
Greenspan's echo does not sound like Fisher:
Hasta be CAFTA:
- CAFTA in Peril on Capitol Hill WP
- El Salvador's CAFTA Imperative BusinessWeek online
- Central America Is Holding Its Breath BusinessWeek online
- Hemisphere's security tied to CAFTA's passage Duluth News Tribune
- Central American trade pact in peril on Hill DetNews.com
- Commerce secretary touts CAFTA Charlotte Business Journal
Those silly bonds:
Wrong time of the year for Snow:
- Snow upbeat on deficit Reuters
- Snow urges G8 nations to help solve global economic imbalances AFP
- Snow Says U.S. Budget Deficit for 2005 Will Be `Well Below' $427 Billion Bloomberg
Bush looks for traction:
Here’s the odds he’ll find it:
- Betting on Social Security ... literally CNN Money
The bad news is last, trade and budget deficits, or is it good news?
Posted by Mark Thoma on Sunday, June 12, 2005 at 02:25 AM in Economics, Reading |
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