carmelo7

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by carmelo7 16y ago
Well, if you cite specific examples about what you're referring to that's from a factual and objective source (since there could be thousands of different viewpoints), I would know your premise. Simply calling a whole industry as engaging i
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by carmelo7 16y ago
Please cite specific examples of common deceptive practices (not just anomolies) if you're claiming that Wall Street fully practices deception on a daily basis. To claim that they do so is just absurd. Taking a populist opinion without unde
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by carmelo7 16y ago
This is getting a little absurd. First, I'm specifically referring to the Feds in its tight control of the money supply during the Depression. They restricted the money supply. If you have another term for what the Feds did (note the differ
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by carmelo7 16y ago
That's absolutely untrue and intellectually dishonest. The Feds, as indicated by Friedman and Krugman, were tight with the money supply. Because money wasn't flowing, the economy wasn't running. Please go and read the causes for The Great D
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by carmelo7 16y ago
Can you cite specific sources? I'd like to know specifically what you're referring to.
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by carmelo7 16y ago
That is absolutely untrue. Taxpayers do not pay for any FDIC insurance.
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by carmelo7 16y ago
The overwhelming cause for the Great Depression was tight monetary policy, and trying to let the market "sort it out" without providing any stimulus (e.g., QEs). When you have a highly illiquid economy with no spending or consumption, you g