David Shankbone [CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/)] What if it's 2008, but with corporate debt instead of mortgage debt and comparatively little room for monetary stimulus? That's what my colleague, Andreas Kern, argues in a piece at The Conversation. All American companies are currently sitting on...
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Whenever conservatives point to France to justify abortion restrictions, Scott points notes that most pro-choice types would be fine with French regulations—if they came with the French health-care system and.
Once upon a time the entertainment favored by the kidsthesedays was fraught with mundane risks: Drug.
Sarah Jaffe has an excellent if depressing piece about the recent spike in consumer debt: So why the jump in buying on credit, if people still don't have money to spend? Carlos X. Alexandre at Seeking Alpha explained: “...the most logical interpretation is that as...