Posts tagged as economics

07 May 2010

Home truths about home ownership

The mythology surrounding home ownership nearly destroyed the economy. In a new position paper we explain how this one big decision affects all the other lifetime benefits families value.

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08 Mar 2010

The $20b chart: US real house prices

John Paulson’s hedge funds famously made $20b betting on a US house price crash. He told the Sunday Times one chart gave him confidence to make his bet. It was the same data I featured on my blog in September 2006. Here’s why.

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19 Oct 2009

No QED for QE

The stated intention of Quantitative Easing was to drive asset prices up, not boost bank lending. Is that a dodgy basis for a bull run?

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28 Sep 2009

Perverse incentives and financial crisis

To understand the banking crisis, follow the money.

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31 Aug 2009

‘Socially useless’ financial services

It would seem like stating the obvious, after an orgy of destructive property lending and the creation of trillions of dollars of toxic derivatives, to claim that much global banking activity has served society not a jot.

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