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Links: 2010-03-28 – JP Morgan pulling a Hunt Brothers and deficit doves and hawks

By Edward Harrison

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  • Who Will Tell The President? Paul Volcker « The Baseline Scenario
  • interfluidity – A different perspective on interest rates
  • Google’s Chrome Leaves Another Hackathon Unscathed « The Firewall – Forbes.com
  • Maureen Dowd – A Nope for Pope – NYTimes.com
  • Jesse’s Cafe Americain: Whistleblower Speaks Out On J. P. Morgan’s Market Manipulation – Reports Violations to the CFTC in the Silver Market
  • Obama Announces 15 Recess Appointments – Swampland – TIME.com
  • Econbrowser: Does Unemployment Insurance Necessarily Raise the Unemployment Rate
  • Fed’s Sack Says Financial System Needs Leverage – Bloomberg.com
  • Rosenberg: getting more worried, not less » Investment Postcards from Cape Town
  • The Final Tally: More Than 1100 Cities Apply For Google’s Fiber Network
  • The paymaster: Angela Merkel – Independent.ie
  • Second mortgages complicate efforts to help homeowners – washingtonpost.com
  • Move Over, China. Google Has a Russia Problem, Too – Business – The Atlantic
  • Is the Euro Overvalued? – Martin Feldstein – Project Syndicate
  • Business English: Poland holds fast amid economic storm | FTD.de
  • Be careful of bilateral trade numbers – Michael Pettis
  • España será invitado permanente en el G-20 · ELPAÍS.com
  • El Banco de España cifra en 165.000 millones los activos inmobiliarios problemáticos – Cotizalia.com
  • FDIC Pares Aid for Bank Buyers – WSJ.com
  • AIB fights tooth and nail in bid to stay out of state ownership – Irish, Business – Independent.ie
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    Edward Harrison is the founder of Credit Writedowns and a former career diplomat, investment banker and technology executive with over twenty five years of business experience. He has also been a regular economic and financial commentator in print and on television for the past decade. He speaks six languages and reads another five, skills he uses to provide a more global perspective. Edward holds an MBA in Finance from Columbia University and a BA in Economics from Dartmouth College.

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