Links: 2009-03-26
Here are the main links. A ton more can be found in the news feed (also available via RSS).
Enjoy.
Has the Gaming of the Public-Private Partnership Begun? – Yves Smith
Daddy, tell me, what exactly is a derivative? – James Carville, FT.com
Was aus dem Geschäftsbericht der Deutschen Bank über Kreditderivate zu erfahren ist – Blick Log
The Same Old Recovery – Joe Klein, Swampland a positive post on Obama
Valero Gets Sweet Profits From Sour Crude – Barrons I like Valero (they are a canary in the coalmine for the U.S. economy) and I am bullish on oil.
Money supply in Japan and in the U.S. – Tim Iacono points out the differences with Japan. I have previously pointed out similarities.
Will the Geithner Plan Produce True Market Prices? – Felix Salmon
The Hedge Fund World’s Top 2008 Earner? James Simons – Deal Journal
Czech PM attacks Obama spending – BBC News
What Would Mises Say? – Mises Institute I like Mises, but doing nothing is neither wise nor politically viable
Do the Secret Bush Memos Amount to Treason? Top Constitutional Scholar Says Yes – AlterNet
WSJ: Poor Treasury Auction Rattles Investors – Rolfe Winkler
State Per Capita Incomes – EconomPic Data
Technology
- Xobni Speeds Up, Leaves Beta – lifehacker
- Switch to a Two-Week Grocery Cycle to Waste Less Food – Lifehacker
- Close’n Forget Removes All Traces of the Site You’re On – Lifehacker
- FeedDemon 3 with Google Reader Support Coming Next Week
Blogs I now follow
- Pension Pulse – This is a great site on all things pension-related. Give it a go.
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