paul.kedrosky.com - 3/2/2009
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Controversial new column out from historian Niall Ferguson in The Australian. His point is that economists should give up their dusty copies of Keynes, and recognize that the discipline is a disaster. At the same time bank nationalization/restructuring must happen, as must mass mortgage ...
Niall Ferguson on Planet Finance and the Age of Leverage
paul.kedrosky.com 11/7/2008 — Great new Niall Ferguson article over at Vanity Fair (!) on the rise and fall of what he calls "Planet Finance", where everyone's ten CDOs tall, and the transactions outnumber the people. It is lucid, lengthy, provocative and historically ...
Blog Archive » Niall Ferguson fights back
ftalphaville.ft.com 6/8/2009 — There have been economic spats before (Rogoff versus Stiglitz comes to mind ), but a new one is definitely brewing in the shape of the tit-for-tat currently raging between Harvard’s Niall Fegurson and Princetonian Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman, over the ...
Niall Ferguson on Yahoo Tech Ticker
fundmymutualfund.com 10/21/2009 — The always interesting if sometimes controversial Niall Ferguson with 3 videos on Yahoo's Tech Ticker. Obviously he shares many of the same themes we have been proposing since inception on the website - heck I might have to go write my own book. As ...
FT.com / Columnists / Niall Ferguson - What Price Liberty?
ft.com 5/23/2009 — What Price Liberty? How Freedom Was Won and Is Being Lost By Ben Wilson Faber £14.99, 480 pages (e-book and pdf from www.whatpriceliberty.co.uk ) FT Bookshop price: £11.99 Cover of 'What Price Liberty?' by Ben Wilson I confess I was left a little ...
Liquidity preference, loanable funds, and Niall Ferguson (wonkish)
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com 5/3/2009 — Joe Nocera writes about Thursday's New York Revie/PEN event on the economy, but fails to mention what I found the most depressing aspect of the whole thing: further confirmation that we're living in a Dark Age of macroeconomics, in which hard-won ...
A Year After the Financial Crash by Niall Ferguson | Newsweek Business
newsweek.com 9/11/2009 — Since its birth, the United States has grappled with the problem of an over-mighty financial sector. With the exception of Alexander Hamilton, the Founders' vision was of a republic of self-reliant farmers and small-town tradesmen. The last thing they ...