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Roubini Says Top Four U.S. Banks Are Insolvent
UC's Hamilton Says Global Economy Is `Deteriorating Quickly'
Yamada Sees 44% of NYSE Stocks Under $10 as `Shocking'
Calomiris Says Bernanke to Have New Plan for Regulation
Paul Krugman Sees Need to Get Stimulus Plan Out `Fast'
Taleb Says Crisis Continues Until Banks' Management Changes
Phelps Says He's `Stunned' by Depth of Banking Troubles
Stiglitz Says Corporate `Welfarism' Is Worst Possible System
Juckes Says Global Economy Has `Massive' Slack, Excess Capacity
Johnson Says Some European Banks `Too Big to Rescue' (Correct)
Sowell Says U.S. May `Go Down the Tube' Under Obama
Zetland Says Bottled Water Costs Up to 10,000 Times Tap Water
Grant Sees U.S. Working Toward `Disastrous Inflation'
Galbraith Doesn't See Financial Crisis Ending Anytime Soon
Rogoff, Reinhart on Their Book `This Time Is Different': Audio
Lindsey's Adams Says Obama Economic Team Is `Outstanding'
Soros Says Economic Crisis Was Self-Generated by System, Policy
Harvard's Goldman Sees Russia Worried Over Ruble Weakness
Dinallo Says U.S. Government Made `Right Call' On AIG Bailout
Chinese Feeling Economic Pressure, Says Elizabeth Economy
Logan Sees Transition to Higher Savings Rate, Lower Spending
Forbes Says U.S. Fiscal Policy Mistakes Began With George Bush
Zuckerman Says Legal Internet Bingo Will Save Newspapers
Luigi Zingales Opposes U.S. Bank Nationalization
AIG's Frenkel Says Global Collaboration Needed in Crisis
UBS's Magnus Sees Decline in `Working Age People'
Motley Fool's Gardners Say Time Horizon Crucial to Investing
Greenlaw Says Fed's Objective Is to Lower Mortgage Rates
Herrmann Sees U.S. Unemployment at 9.25% by End of Year
Gay Says Emerging Markets Would Benefit from Fiscal Stimulus
Nouriel Roubini Says U.S. Recovery May Be Anemic, Weak
O'Driscoll Criticizes U.S. Response to Financial Crisis
BOE's Besley Says Control of Public Finances Is `What Counts'
Collender Says Obama's Economic Forecast Is `Optimistic'
Johnson Says U.S. Should Nationalize Problematic Banks
Skeel Says 30 Years of Bad Decisions Led to GM Bankruptcy
Fuss Says Treasury Needs to Issue `a Lot' of Bonds
Gaddy Says Russian Economic Policy at `Crossroads'
Marvin Goodfriend Says Fed to Focus on Inflation After Crisis
Wasik Says Pension Funds May Be Over-Invested in Stocks
Sawyer Says 40% Fuel Economy Increases Costs $1,300 Per Car
Eichengreen Sees Treasury `Overpaying' For Toxic Assets
Nassim Taleb Says Portfolio Theory is `Hogwash'
Harvard's Porter Grades Obama Stimulus Plan `C-Minus'
Bill Clinton Cites Discipline, Growth to Cut Deficit: Audio
Taylor Says U.S. Response Made Financial Crisis Worse
Wachter Says Parts of the U.S. Are in Depression
Zingales Sees Insolvency Problem, Not Liquidity Problem
Laffer Says U.S. Automakers Are `Never Going to Make It'
Hayne Leland Says Credit Crisis Will `Change Wall Street'
Rupkey Says Decline in Stocks May Delay U.S. Recovery
Goodfriend Sees Fiscal, Not Monetary Stimulus From Obama
Hanke of Johns Hopkins Says U.S. Treasury in `Panic Mode'
Frankel Says Currency Crisis `Second Fiddle' to Economic Crisis
Larry Kantor Sees Fed on Hold Until End of Year
Samuelson Says U.S. Economic Policy Must Focus on Long Term
Dionne Says Passing Stimulus Was `Remarkable Achievement'
Mario Cuomo Compares Obama to Abraham Lincoln
Greenwald Sees `No End' to Auto Production Overcapacity
Keene, Schneider Review 2008 Financial, Economic Turmoil
Llewellyn Sees Worst Global Recession Since World War II
Altman Says Obama Stimulus Plan Must Reach `Very Far'
Rupkey Says U.S. Recession Ended in April or May
McCraw Sees `No Quick Fix' for U.S. Financial System
Blinder Sees Rising Inflationary Expectations in Bond Market
Kotok Says Hedge Funds `Definitely' Causing Pushdown in Markets
Philip Verleger Discusses Oil, Gas Markets in 2010: Audio
Eichengreen Sees a Lot of Slack Remaining in U.S. Economy
Kantor Sees U.S. Economic Growth in Third Quarter of 2009
Dupas Sees `High Hopes' for Novartis's Malaria Treatment
Pickens Says U.S. Doesn't Need to Be `Captured' by Foreign Oil
Burns Says Comparison of Obama to FDR Is `Over-Emphasized'
Posner Says U.S. Will Spend $13 Trillion to Fight a Depression
Global Insight's Behravesh Sees Unemployment at 8.5% in 2009
RDQ's Ryding Is `Bearish' on Long-Term Treasury Yields
Cohen Says Bernstein Was Optimistic on Capitalism, Human Spirit
MFR's Shapiro Sees Recovery Tied to Consumers, Income, Labor
Reinhart Sees Fed Running Out of Monetary Policy Options
Tett Discusses `Fools Gold,' Her Book About J.P.Morgan
Smithers Discusses His New Book `Wall Street Revalued': Audio
Wolf Says 70% of Emerging Markets' Excess Capital Went to U.S.
Cohan Says James Dimon Is Now Recognized as King of Wall Street
Iris Lav Sees U.S. States Fiscal Distress Extending to 2011
Wasik Sees Rise of Modular, Portable, Energy-Efficient Housing
Tynan Sees Risk to Ford From Failing U.S. Auto-Parts Suppliers
Abraham Says Obama Should Focus on Energy Infrastructure
Stanford University's Zare Says Teachers Need to Inspire
Geiger Says Lawsuit Could Expose Madoff's Swiss Assets
Historian Shifflett on Thanksgiving Significance of Jamestown
Whalen Sees White House Control as Threat to Fed Independence
Robert Pozen Discusses His Book `Too Big to Save?': Audio
Minack Sees No V-Shaped Economic Recovery
Malpass Says Mortgage Rates Should Have Moved Lower, Faster
Dunkelberg Sees Demand for Credit as Biggest Problem: Audio
Verleger Sees $20 Oil This Year on Supply, Limited Storage
Skidelsky Says Stimulus Debates Today Same as 1930s: Audio
Khosla Sees Need to Develop Economic Green Technologies: Audio
Eisenbeis Sees Need for Independent Fed, Feasible Exit Strategy
Wired Editor Anderson Sees Internet Shift to Free Plus Premium
Swagel Calls Henry Paulson Pragmatic, Not Partisan
Marc Faber Sees Stock Markets Rising on Weakening Dollar: Audio
Tilghman Says Princeton Postponing Construction Projects
RBS's Ruskin Says Japan `Squeezed' by Both East and West
Zakaria Says Pakistan Could Not Survive Without U.S. Aid
Fisher Sees Plenty of Money in U.S. Healthcare to Reduce Costs
Arader, Art Dealer, Sees Rising Demand for Rare Maps
RBS's O'Donnell Discusses Treasuries, Yield Curve, Banks: Audio
Shiller Says Failure of GM Would Shock Confidence
Yenne Says Guinness Went Public in 1888 as a Global Business
Goodhart Recommends `Aggressive' Bank of England Policy
Kasman Says Bailout Won't Get Economy `Out of the Woods'
2009 Is 400th Anniversary of Henry Hudson's Voyage, Says Shorto
Poole Calls Fed Move to Buy Commercial Paper `Positive'
Maxwell Says Global Oil Production to Peak Around 2015: Audio
De Grauwe Sees Macroeconomics Crisis, Misleading Models
Greenlaw Sees 10-Year Treasury Yield at 5.5% by End of 2010
Chandler Discusses His Book `Making Sense of the Dollar'
Lorin Says College Tuition Up 4.3% in 2009, Lowest in 30 Years
Skeel Says U.S. Bankruptcy System Flexible, Effective
Bollinger Says Columbia Endowment Decline Was `Significant'
Rupkey Expects U.S. Economy to Stabilize by Mid-2009
Author Kamensky Says Puritanism Is Victorian Invention
Bhagwati, Blinder on Book `Offshoring of American Jobs': Audio
Silvia Sees U.S. Unemployment Peaking at 10.6%: Audio
Merk Sees Dollar Losing More Value Than Other Currencies
Shoven Says U.S. Must Address Social Security Now: Audio
Lagarde Sees Economic Crisis Affecting All Industries in France
Scholes Says Crisis Shows Limitations of Economic Models: Audio
Zuckoff Says There Were Signs Madoff Fraud Started Legitimately
Ledergerber Says Credit Suisse, UBS Troubles Affect Zurich
Chandler Sees Dollar Under Pressure on Low U.S. Rates: Audio
Taylor Says Fed Should Scale Back CMBS Purchases: Audio
Wieting Says U.S. Unemployment to Peak at 10.5%: Audio
Dixit's New Book Advocates Game Theory in Finance
Skidelsky Discusses Keynes, Banking, Financial Crisis: Audio
Ron Paul Calls U.S. Health Care a `Corporate System': Audio
Collender Sees $1.8 Trillion U.S. Deficit by End of 2009
Bodie Recommends TIPS to Lower Retirement Planning Risk
Edward Ayers Says 1760 Was Height of Slavery in U.S.: Audio
Panetta Says Deficit May Force Obama to `Limit Promises'
Edwards Sees No Signs of Improving U.S. Retail Sales: Audio
Zingales Sees Debt-for-Equity Swap as Housing Crisis Solution
Knell Says Sesame Street Able to `Withstand' Recessions
Stanford's Kennedy Does Not See Crisis as a `Great Depression'
Lehman Bankruptcy Leads Investors to Cash Weinberg Says
Carl Weinberg Sees Global Contraction of Credit: Audio
Feinstein Concerned About South African Democracy Under Zuma
Tumazos Says Recession in China Not as Severe as in U.S.
Herrmann Sees 3% U.S. GDP Growth in 2010: Audio
Thoma Says Politics Limiting U.S. Efforts to Aid Banks
Thoma Says Fiscal Policy Needs 6 to 9 Months to Take Effect
Skidelsky Doesn't See Serious Financial Industry Reform: Audio
Weinberg Says Price Pressures Over Next 3 Years to Remain Low
Harvard's Briscoe Says 80% of Water Use Is for Agriculture
Henderson, Patterson, Redeker Discuss the Dollar: Audio
Moran Sees U.S. Debt-to-GDP Ratio Near 13% in 2009
Moran Sees U.S. Debt-to-GDP Ratio Near 13% in 2009
Barclays's Kantor Sees `Below Trend' Global Growth
CBC's Cherry Says Hockey League Is Economically Strong
Primo Says Public Perception Is Bailout Rewards The Risk-Takers
Dean Baker Likes Sheila Bair as Next Treasury Secretary
Nobel Winners Lucas, Prescott Discuss Financial Crisis, Theory
DeLong Hopes to See Bigger Stimulus Plan from Obama
DeLong Says Americans Should Be Saving in `Uncertain World'
Sweeney Sees U.S. Economic Growth Improving `Pretty Quickly'
Bruton Says 60% of Foreign Investment in U.S. Comes From Europe
Beschloss Says Lincoln Was Person of `Self-Doubt'
Smick Says $17 Trillion Spent to Support Global Economy: Audio
Soss Expects Average U.S. Work Week to Rise: Audio
Bove, Leopold, Corridore Discuss Banks, Technology, Airlines
Princeton’s Dixit Discusses Nobel for Ostrom, Williamson: Audio
Ahamed Advises Central Bankers to Be Imaginative
LCM's Morse Sees Real Test for Oil Market This Winter: Audio
Hanke Says Weak Dollar Will Force Fed to Raise Interest Rates
David Goldman Sees Need for Family-Oriented Tax Reform
Brookings's Baily Says Crisis Will Take `Several Years' to Pass
Merk Says Debt Makes People `Slave' of Money: Audio
Author Forsyth Sees Milton as `A Great Defender of Liberty'
Merrill's Matus Sees Positive U.S. Economic Growth in 2010
Sieminski Sees Global Oil Demand Improving in 2011
McPherson Says Lincoln Was Self-Confident, Able Man
Meltzer Calls Lehman Failure Fed's Biggest Mistake: Audio
Bartlett Discusses His Book `The New American Economy': Audio
PNC's Hoffman Expects `U-Shaped' U.S. Recovery: Audio
Vogelzang Says Goldman's Underlying Business Is `Pretty Lousy'
Edelman Calls Decline in Trust of U.S. Businesses `Calamitous'
Portales's Peabody Says Possible `5000 Plus' Lehman Layoffs
Gennaro Says Prices Down 10% in Baseball's Free Agent Market
Bloomberg's Levin Says U.S. Automakers Are Essentially Bankrupt
Schroeder Says Buffett Wouldn't Accept Treasury Position
Sachs of Columbia University Sees `Deep' U.S. Recession
Malvey Says Financial `Risk Storm' Has Not Subsided
Blinder Says Bush Economic Policy Doing Everything Wrong
NYU's Roubini Sees `Significant Downside Risk' for Equities
Lee Buchheit Discusses Sovereign Debt: Audio
FTN Midwest's Dwyer Sees Unprecedented Degree of Writedowns
Villanova's Li Sees Fed on `Tightrope' for Raising Rates: Audio
Roubini Sees `Silent' Run on Banks, Urges `Triage'
Webby Says Swine Flu Virus Is a Hybrid Not Seen Before
Hamilton Sees `Radically New' Regime at Fed: Audio
Blanchflower Sees `Slim' Chance for `V-Shaped' Recovery: Audio
Guha Says Indian Muslim Response to Mumbai Terrorism `Heroic'
Bloomberg's Torres Discusses Asset Bubbles, Monetary Policies
Greenlaw Sees U.S. Mortgage Rates Rising to 7.5% or 8%: Audio
IMF’s Lipsky Cautions U.S. Against `Complacency’
Mauboussin Discusses His Book `Think Twice': Audio
JPMorgan's Kasman Sees 4% U.S. Growth in Third-Quarter: Audio
North Dakota Governor Hoeven Says State Is Gaining Jobs
Kearns Goodwin Says Lincoln Sought Diversity of Advisers
Paul Samuelson, Nobel Economics Laureate, Dies at 94: Audio
Rivlin Says Fed More Concerned About Deflation Than Inflation
Times' Andrews Sees Profound Shift in Spending Behavior
Reinhardt, Fisher Discuss U.S. Health-Care Reform: Audio
Ben-Eliezer, Gelvin Discuss Middle East, Iran: Audio
Wyplosz Says Banking Transparency Is Hard to Achieve
Brookings' Cohen Says Gap Between Pakistan, India Is Growing
Paul Krugman Sees U.S. Economy's Downturn `Accelerating'
Hoskins Says Fed Has Set Bad Precedents: Audio
Sinclair Says Gold Price Driven By Fear of Inflation
Calomiris Sees Recovery in U.S. Housing Market: Audio
Bloomberg's Miller Discusses Fed Policy, Dollar: Audio
Saloner Says Stanford Focusing on Principled Leadership: Audio
Kubarych Sees Fed Tightening `Little Bit' by December: Audio
Darda Says Global Economies Will `Feel Pain' From Crisis
Westpac's Franulovich Sees China Growth Slowing `Dramatically'
Davidson Discusses His Book `Abu Dhabi: Oil and Beyond': Audio
Burda Says German Voters Not Sure on More Free Markets: Audio
Cohan Sees Serious Problems Ahead for Regional Banks: Audio
Holzer Sees a Lot in Common Between Lincoln, Obama
Gelvin Sees Competition for Oil from Emerging Markets
Baker Says `Work Sharing' Could Help U.S. Labor Market: Audio
Leijonhufvud Sees Recovery Taking More Than 2 Years: Audio
Cohen Calls Pakistan `Biggest' U.S. Foreign Policy Issue: Audio
Broughton, Shroeder on Berkshire's Burlington Purchase: Audio
Economist Bandholz Sees `Stabilization' in U.S. Housing
Economic Diary on 2009 Outlook, U.S. November Home Sales
Gartman Sees Fewer Moderate and Conservative Democrats
Calvo Says IMF Funding `Key' From G-20 Meeting
Justin Fox Sees Need to Open OTC Derivatives Markets: Audio
Smith Calls New Ballparks `Wonderful' for Baseball
Strategas's Clifton Says Obama Will Be `Consumed' by Crisis
Cato's Hanke Says Fed Did Cause Housing Bubble
Meghnad Desai Says India `Unprepared' For Terrorist Attacks
Elizabeth Economy Calls Olympics a `Nightmare' for China
McKelvey Says Goldman Expects `Sluggish' U.S. Growth
Analyst Hintz Doesn't Expect Lehman `Funding Meltdown'
Fadel Gheit on Oil Prices: Tom Keene on Demand
Sowell Sees No Reason for FannieMae, FreddieMac
Cecchetti Sees Need for a `Financial Stability Metric': Audio
Fenwick Advisors' Gay Says Jobs Report `Truly Grim'
Plosser Says No Bank Should Be Too Big to Fail: Audio
Ritholtz Says Keeping Chrysler, Citigroup Alive Not Best Choice
Rupkey Sees `Impaired Assets' in U.S. Corporate Bond Market
Author Levitt Says Game-Theory Relates to Everyday Life
Fisher Says Consumption Slowdown May Cause Bond Defaults
WR Hambrecht's Kather Says Apple's Model Still Has `Leverage'
Fed Meeting, U.S. GDP, Housing Market
Barclay's Pond Sees Treasury Yields `Heading Higher'
Goldman Says Economic Recovery Requires More Saving
Ryding, Economist, Sees `Big Move' by Fed on March 18
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