Irrational Exuberance to Bust: Financial Bubbles Demand Regulation

Financial regulation could moderate the quest for profits that contributes to one jumbo bubble after another
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Globalization and the Markets – Part I

Complicated new financial tools outpaced the comprehension of regulators, bankers or customers
David Dapice
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The Invisible Hand of Globalization

Billions of economic decisions from entrepreneurs and consumers are a force beyond the control of regulators
Susan Froetschel
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Who Gains When the Dollar Sinks?

US consumers and companies may lose first; other global players stuck with the greenback will soon follow
Scott B. MacDonald
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Global Risk of US Credit Crisis – Part I

The US responds too little, too late, to the credit crisis
David Dapice
September 21, 2007

Global Risk of US Credit Crisis – Part II

Lax US regulation of risky financial instruments could break the global bank
David Crane
September 24, 2007
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China’s Market Rout Is a Double Threat

Volatile stock market could have political implications
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Greece’s Russian Fantasy; Russia’s European Delusion

Russia is in no position to rescue Greece
Pavel K. Baev
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Government Had No Reason to Intervene in Stock Market Turbulence

When stock prices are distorted, investment turns into gambling
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Angela's Ashes: How Merkel Failed Greece and Europe

Tsipras resents the IMF and other rescuers
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Can China Save Greece – And the EU?

EU is the China’s biggest trade partner – Greece is a problem for both
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