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Monday, April 26, 2010
- Buttonwood: The debate over financial reform in the US is taking place in an ideological fog: "Anyway, it wouild [sic] be nice if the tenor of the discussion dealt with [the] difficult issues. Instead, of course, the Democrats will accuse the Republicans of being in the banks' pockets and the Republicans will accuse the Democrats of being socialists." As opposed to the debate over health care, which was civilized.
- Hot money into China is being sterilized, but at the expense of the very imbalances that set the stage for the financial crisis.
- Can greater domestic consumption in China save the world? Nope.
- The backroom soap opera that is life among the German wikipedians (via The Browser)
- Do people work less in the US when the World Cup is going on?
Labels: economia, emerging markets, Financial Architecture, sport, The Rest
