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Money, Money and More Money; Obama, McCain, Gates & Bernanke
At the delayed morning meeting with an attorney that hates attorneys, we got around to talking about the money… yeah, THAT money. There is the Stimulus Package I & II, the normal government loads to states, the bailout to some … Continue reading
Posted in analysis of behavior, behavior, business strategy, economics, finance, government, media, musings, politics, public policy, taxes
Tagged ARRA, bailout, Bernake, collaspe, Ford, GM, Leadership, obama, states, stimulus packages, tillions, wars
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Strangest Jesus Reference I’ve Seen
“To put a trillion dollars in context, if you spend a million dollars every day since Jesus was born, you still wouldn’t have spent a trillion,” McConnell said. This comes from a CNN editorial on our perspective on the number … Continue reading
Posted in mathematics, religion
Tagged bailout, big numbers, billion, jesus, jesus sized numbers, numbers, really big numbers, trillion
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Politicians for Bailout, Public Opposed – explained?
Dan Ariely is a professor of behavioral economics at Duke University and the author of Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions. I recently talked with him about some hidden forces shaping the current financial crisis. Mac Greer: … Continue reading
Revised Text of Economic Crisis Bill
Here she is, check it out. probably worth reading considering as a tax payer you’re about to spend $6900 of your money on it (per person in your house!). I like to know what I’m buying…. SEC. 2. PURPOSES. 1 … Continue reading
Posted in economics, politics
Tagged bailout, Congress, economic stability bill, economics
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There WILL be more bailouts! WE ARE RUDDERLESS!
Come-on people…it is gut-check time!!! You want a republic to be proud of? Now’s the time to find you spine. We got the government we worked to get. Right, none of us worked hard enough and this is what laziness … Continue reading
Posted in analysis of behavior, business strategy, economics, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged $700 billion, bailout, Congress, Constitution, devaluation of the dollar, fear, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, government, gut check, incompetence, OUR response, Paulson, printing money, quick and dirty, rudderless, spine
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The Collapse of Risk Management and Bailouts – Predicting Uncertainty is, well, not possible!
Great piece from Black Swan author,Nassim Nicholas Taleeb, on Edge.org. Read it. What Is Fundamentally Different About Real Life My anger with “empirical” claims in risk management does not come from research. It comes from spending twenty tense (but entertaining) … Continue reading
Posted in analysis of behavior, data mining, economics, media, politics, Statistics
Tagged AIG, bailout, black swan, lehman, risk management, taleeb
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