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James Parsons
Washington, D.C. area, USA
I'm a classical liberal, because I believe a system of personal freedom and free enterprise leads to greater human well-being than other legal and economic systems.
I am the webmaster for JP's Real Estate Charts, Stoxford Stock Charts, and The Libertarian Quiz.
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October
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- Canadian economists urge action on climate change
- Roubini predicts two-year recession
- Deregulation didn't cause the financial crisis
- S&P's recession forecast
- Investing advice from Uncle Bob
- Anna Schwartz criticizes Greenspan & Bernanke
- Bill Gross on the financial crisis
- Poole: Treasury has no authority to coerce banks
- Warren Buffett says buy stocks now
- How bad will the recession be?
- The effect of lower oil prices on future oil explo...
- AP: Oil was just another bubble
- Details on the banking equity injection
- Warning: Big Government Ahead
- WSJ on the history of stock behavior during recess...
- Warren Buffett wisdom
- Former FDIC chairman: Mark-to-market causing credi...
- Barney Frank and Christopher Dodd deserve blame fo...
- Nobel laureate Gary Becker gives his thoughts on t...
- Jeremy Siegel's take on the bailout
- IMF: Major downturn ahead
- Stocks in worst yearly slump since Great Depression
- WSJ: The hearings congressmen want to forget
- Tyler Cowen's views on the financial crisis
- Outdated policies are making the financial crisis ...
- More on mark-to-market
- Obama wrong on Glass-Steagall; Clinton & Biden right
- Buffett suggests improvement to TARP
- The Economist: Bailout "deserves support"
- Two centuries of American real per-capita GDP growth
- Lessons from the Great Depression
- IBD: Mark-to-market accounting not responsible
- U.S. Government: Screw the Savers!
- Larry Summers on TARP
- Whitney says TARP would be a loser for taxpayers
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