Posts about California’s Budget Deficit as of October 29, 2009
10/29/2009
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10/29/2009
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The nation’s partisan civility deficit might have just gone off the charts – after two California pols reportedly hit new lows. Democratic assemblyman…
10/28/2009
Guest Post: This is not word wrapped and pretty, but it’s my working hypothesis. Please contribute and or correct anything you deem correctible. Never mind the mispells, that will be dealt with. Just need your input? Forward on to friends or someone just learning they have an autistic child. I claim no intervention/idea/thought here is scientific, or tested or proven, but I do claim that this is what mothers gave me as their running hypothesis. Many researchers also helped me find some
10/28/2009
By Edward Harrison of Credit Writedowns . DoctoRx , Rob Parenteau and Marshall Auerback have each written articles here to bring clarity to some issues I first raised at the beginning of the month in my post, “ The recession is over but the depression has just begun .” As I see it, the issue we are debating has to do with how the government responds when large debts in the private sector constrain demand for credit in the face of a severe economic shock and fall in aggregate demand.
10/28/2009
By Edward Harrison of Credit Writedowns . DoctoRx , Rob Parenteau and Marshall Auerback have each written articles here to bring clarity to some issues I first raised at the beginning of the month in my post, “ The recession is over but the depression has just begun .” As I see it, the issue we are debating has to do with how the government responds when large debts in the private sector constrain demand for credit in the face of a severe economic shock and fall in aggregate demand.
10/28/2009
By Edward Harrison of Credit Writedowns . DoctoRx , Rob Parenteau and Marshall Auerback have each written articles here to bring clarity to some issues I first raised at the beginning of the month in my post, “ The recession is over but the depression has just begun .” As I see it, the issue we are debating has to do with how the government responds when large debts in the private sector constrain demand for credit in the face of a severe economic shock and fall in aggregate demand.
10/28/2009
Blowout Treasury note sale shows no fear of Fed – latimesblogs.latimes.com 10/27/2009 Cancel those worries about investor indigestion in the Treasury bond market, at least for today: The government’s auction of a record $44 billion of two-year notes was a blowout, as buyers bid aggressively. That has triggered a rally across the board in Treasuries, driving yields lower after their uptrend in recent days . The two-year T-notes were sold at an annualized yield of 1.02%, compared with
10/27/2009
RISMEDIA, October 28, 2009—Florida’s existing home sales rose in September 2009, which marks more than a year (13 months) that sales activity has increased in the year-to-year comparison, according to the latest housing data released by Florida Realtors. September’s statewide sales also increased over sales activity in August in both the existing home and existing condominium markets. Existing home sales rose 34% last month with a total of 14,419 homes sold statewide compared to 10,778 homes sold in September 2008, according to Florida Realtors.
10/27/2009
Nouriel Roubini seems to think so. In remarks quoted via Bloomberg, he called the enormous increase in asset prices “the mother of all carry trades.” Investors worldwide are borrowing dollars to buy assets including equities and commodities, fueling “huge” bubbles that may spark another financial crisis, said New York University professor Nouriel Roubini. “We have the mother of all carry trades,” Roubini, who predicted the banking crisis that spurred more than $1.6 trillion of asset writedowns and credit losses at financial companies worldwide since 2007, said via satellite to a conference in Cape Town, South Africa.
10/27/2009
IN TODAY’S AUDIO REPORT: Obama introduces the electric superhighway; Climate legislation hearings (finally) begin in the Senate; Fuel efficiency beats cup holders! … PLUS : The myth of ‘global cooling’ … All that and more in today’s Green News Report! Got comments, tips, love letters, hate mail? Drop us a line at GreenNews@BradBlog.com or right here at the comments link below. All GNRs are always archived at GreenNews.BradBlog.com . Listen online here, or Download MP3 (6 mins)…
