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 | INTO PERSPECTIVEAttack of the Virtual Tomatoes!!!! 3/18/2010 | Elizabeth AnathanThe US government’s unemployment projections look lackluster—perhaps they’re projecting growth for an economy that’s no longer here. 
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 | BUSINESS IN REVIEWBook Review: Attack of the Quants!3/16/2010 | Michael HansonBooks about “quants” are popping up everywhere, but Emmanuel Derman’s My Life as a Quant is best for neophytes.
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 | THE GLOBAL VIEWKeeping a Stiff Upper Lip3/11/2010 | Maroun AllamIf you’re considering directly investing in the UK stock market, now may be a good time to exercise that most British of characteristics—reserve.
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| BUSINESS IN REVIEWBook Review: Of Two Minds3/8/2010 | Michael HansonReading Carmen M. Reinhart and Kenneth S. Rogoff’s It’s Different This Time is one heck of a frustrating experience, and nearly split my mind in two.
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 | INTO PERSPECTIVEThe Fed in Focus3/5/2010 | Jennifer MarquandWith plenty of proposals pending to “fix” our regulatory system to prevent future crisis, it’s worthwhile to examine the origins of our current system.
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| BUSINESS IN REVIEWBook Review: I Am the Walrus (Goo goo g' joob)3/2/2010 | Michael HansonSean D. Carr’s The Panic of 1907 illustrates just how familiar—and also different—the events of 2008 really were. A truly mind-bending trip, man.
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 | UNCONVENTIONAL WISDOMDon’t Go With the (Fund) Flow2/24/2010 | John HulcherSticking with a long-term investment strategy can be tough during heightened volatility, but disciplined investors generally experience better returns in the long run.
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| BUSINESS IN REVIEWThe Apologia of Hank Paulson2/19/2010 | Michael HansonHenry Paulson’s On the Brink is disappointing and too long, while Andrew Ross Sorkin’s Too Big to Fail might well end up the definitive text of the era.
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 | INTO PERSPECTIVEIOUs That Shouldn’t Worry U or I2/17/2010 | Akash PatelIt’s tough to go 15 minutes these days without hearing something about debt—consumer debt, sovereign debt, business debt, you name it.
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 | THE GLOBAL VIEWWe're Number Eight!2/8/2010 | Lara W. HoffmansIf being “number one” were a vital investing concern, we’d all invest in Luxembourg and call it a day.
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 | INTO PERSPECTIVERooted in Rocky Soil1/29/2010 | Jason DorrierFlipping through history’s pages, we find plenty of hard times, some far harder than today. But one thing rings true time and again—economic ashes grow innovation.
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 | CAPITALIST CORNERA Taxing Situation1/20/2010 | Carolyn FengImposing new or higher taxes seems an easy way to generate money—but it can backfire.
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| NEURO-ECONOMICSYou’ve Got a Weight Problem11/24/2009 | Michael HansonYour brain is making you anxious and that could be weighing down your portfolio.
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| UNCONVENTIONAL WISDOMDoubting Thomas Versus The Proverb11/12/2009 | John HulcherAssuming you agree March 9th marked the bear’s bottom, we’re eight months into a new bull and the S&P 500 is up roughly +60%—yet skepticism abounds.
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| CAPITALIST CORNERCracks in the Fortune Cookie10/2/2009 | Carolyn FengChina’s pretty much leading the global economic recovery, so why is the Shanghai Stock Exchange technically in bear market territory?
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 | THE GLOBAL VIEWConfounding Currency Myths9/17/2009 | Aaron AndersonThere’s no shortage of opinions about the most important factors to consider when investing. I can’t tell you if any foretell outsized returns, but I do know global investors of every ilk should keep an eye on one common factor: Currency exchange rates.
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| INTO PERSPECTIVETrade Winds9/4/2009 | Jennifer MarquandAs this recessionary storm begins to dissipate, it’s likely the menacing clouds will be pushed out (at least in part) by more pleasant economic trade winds.
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 | THE BIG PICTURESell in May, and Go Astray8/27/2009 | Scott PaceIt’s almost September, and investors who “sold in May and went away,” as the old saying goes, probably wish they’d never left.
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