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If the US government were a normal company, it would have had to declare bankruptcy long ago.
Turkey's economic travails provide a cautionary tale for other developing nations.
Should a loan that one neither intends nor is required to repay be considered debt or equity?
In economics and investing, some concepts have become indistinguishable from articles of faith.
Ray Dalio provides investors with a framework to understand the possible economic scenarios that lie ahead, as well as the investment implications.
Has the bubble in credit markets achieved new momentum? Edward Altman weighs in.
“What we learned from 2008 was that it’s not the size of the losses per se, but rather where the losses sit in the financial system,” says Adam Tooze.
“Most people tell me that long-run equity valuation data is meaningless," says Russell Napier. "I think they’re wrong.”
The US Congressional Budget Office (CBO) recently published its annual Budget and Economic Outlook, a must-read for anyone interested in where the US economy is heading.
Predicting the weather or predicting the markets — neither is possible with absolute certainty. This and other musings make up this week's Weekend Reads by Robert Del Mauro.