Pirating does not make you a millionaire- this reminded me of the book on Chicago-area drug gangs I had read some time ago.
Jeff Frankel & co. review the literature on early (crisis) warning systems and applies them to the latest crisis.
I am depressed; even high-schoolers know more market design than me.
More than whether or not credit is tightening, I like Mark Tahoma's sarcasm (see his comments at the beginning of the article).
Yes, I actually believe in the invisible bond vigilante and the confidence fairy.
Yet another employment survey I did not know about- I am again envious of the U.S., as my efforts to start a similar index earlier in the year were in vain.
Speaking of original data, here's my favorite US consumption index- I wonder where they get their anonymous credit card data from.
And yet another index, this one on restaurants.
Dallas Fed worried about growth prospects (via Mark Tahoma)- they argue that a significant portion of the growth is inventory-based, which might be coming to an end- could a similar thing be happening in Turkey.
U.S. health care- not getting the best bang for the buck.
That's it, folks, I decided not to wait for the non-farm payrolls...
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