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Eating food from plants that have struggled to survive toughens us up as well(nautil.us)
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Survey of Expert Opinion on Intelligence(sciencedirect.com)
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Western Individualism May Have Roots in the Medieval Church's Incest Obsession(npr.org)
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What's the connection between European capital buying US dollar denominated securities and stress in the repo market?
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Where do all the censored developers go?(danielpocock.com)
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We're in a Permanent Coup(taibbi.substack.com)
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https://twitter.com/DiMartinoBooth/status/118164877586722816... you're not the only one who is confused
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Why do current scholars consider meaningful a philosopher who left poorly specified one of the core idea about which he wrote?
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Why I'm Worried About the Repo Market(bloomberg.com)
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New York Fed Boosts Size of Repurchase Operations(wsj.com)
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James Flynn: My Book Defending Free Speech Has Been Banned(quillette.com)
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Aramco IPO
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weed industry, ignoring federal law
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Hedge Funds Expose Banks to Heightened CLO Risk, BIS Says(bloomberg.com)
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AI Ethics, Impossibility Theorems and Tradeoffs [pdf](chrisstucchio.com)
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EU watchdog sounds alarm bell on housing market in 11 countries(reuters.com)
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by yasp 7y ago
> How else would your explain negative interest rates? Um, central banks that are charging negative interest on reserves.
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What amount of debt would doom us, Mr. Fisher?
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Incremental Reading v4.10.3(ankiweb.net)
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Supply inelasticity. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21028982
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The increased supply of UST is another contributing factor, yes. Important point AFAICT is the supply inelasticity of repo funds.
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From what I've been able to gather, there has been a decrease in demand for US Treasurys from certain segments of the market. This has resulted in primary dealers having to purchase the difference. They don't purchase USTs from ca
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So the implication is that banks are hoarding excess reserves because they expect required reserves to be increased substantially in the future? Regarding high quality liquid assets, wouldn't the collateral one would receive in a typic
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Any idea why the Fed discontinued data series #4 and what a good replacement for it is now?
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How can reserves be too low when there are $1.4 T in excess reserves? How can repo rates spike to nearly 10% when the interest earned on those $1.4 T reserves only yields 1.80%? edit: more questions. As I understand it, the "repo marke
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Fed Intervention in the Repo Market
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A Twin and Adoption Study of Reading Achievement(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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Sell books.* [1] * And securities! [2] [1] https://tothestars.media/collections/sekret-machines [2] https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b5a458fe749405f83225...
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Fear not, friend, for the IMF has a plan to drag us kicking and screaming below the zero-bound, whether the empirical evidence supports the prescription or not. https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/WP/Issues&#x
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Could Ultra-Low Interest Rates Be Contractionary?(project-syndicate.org)
6 points by yasp 7y ago|1 comments

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