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Fukk your corny debates
Ben Bernanke sounds NOTHING like I imagined. I thought he had a rich, deep voice. Dude sounds like a little weasel.
Why would you expect different? He's a math nerd.
Ben Bernanke sounds NOTHING like I imagined. I thought he had a rich, deep voice. Dude sounds like a little weasel.
He's a math nerd.
Alan Grayson Da Gawd is back in the house
29 September, 2009 Rep. Alan Grayson describes the GOP Health Care 'plan': 'Die Quickly' - YouTube
Rep. Alan Grayson on CNN: "Die Quickly" = "GOP Has No Plan" - YouTube
He was right then and was proven right again this past election night. The national exit polls on things like taxes and healthcare backed up what the man was preaching 3 years ago.
Chief goon back on deck
Grayson serving up that ether never gets old.
Florida congressman Alan Grayson questions doubletalking Ben Bernanke - YouTube
I don't think you understand what's going on here. If anyone got ethered it's Grayson. That being said, I like Grayson. Welcome back.
Yup. The central banking swap lines were a good move to help ease credit. People just see rich international bankers doing shady shyt with billions of dollars and think though.
What Are Fed Swap Lines and What Do They Do? - Real Time Economics - WSJ
Yup. The central banking swap lines were a good move to help ease credit. People just see rich international bankers doing shady shyt with billions of dollars and think though.
What Are Fed Swap Lines and What Do They Do? - Real Time Economics - WSJ
Citing the Wall Street Journal on this matter is like citing The heritage foundation on Obamacare.
The fact is that Grayson was more challenging the authoritive decision making behind it.
All the WSJ article did was provide a brief, very general explanation of how the swap lines work. Do you want me to post an article from the New York Times that says the same thing only more detailed because I'm sure I can find the article there when I first learned about this back in 09 if I searched.
How about you cite me some peer reviewed economic papers on this matter. Not saying you're lying but as Matt Taibbi has shown, some of these newspapers and investment TV shows turn a blind eye to many things.
Like you would understand those papers. You probably don't understand anything on that WSJ article either. Stop wasting everyone's time.
Understanding these motives for reserve demand also shows that central bank swap lines to some smaller advanced countries have been sizable as a share of 13 current and needed reserves. For most EM countries, though, the swaps have been largely symbolic. The scale of reserves needed to backstop emerging markets simply surpasses the resources of the multilateral organizations and all but the largest reserves holders in the world.
Provide a legitimate source or shut the fukk up.