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: MacroprudentialCounterparties
By Felix Salmon
Jake takes me to task on houses-as-investments. I leave a brief reply in the comments — EconomPic
Krugman defends cap-and-trade — NYT
Let’s levy a windfall tax on Goldman Sachs! — NYT
Why is Deutsche Bank raising its ETF fees? — FT
Grant Achatz’s 37-course menu for Paul Liebrandt. I think I’d prefer three courses at Corton. — Alinea
This week’s New Yorker has a David Foster Wallace short story — TNY
Kathryn Tully on monetizing penguins — Metro
“One of the ladies was so large that she physically wouldn’t be able to exit the aircraft through the emergency exit” — NYP
Charting crisis books per month — Kedrosky
Google search results are now personalized by default. Danny Sullivan explains why this is a big deal — Search Engine Land
One of the single best explanations of the credit crisis — Headwaters
Kirsten Grind follows up on WaMu — Portfolio
Gold Can?t Beat Checking Accounts 30 Years After Peak — Bloomberg
Full post as published by Macroprudential on December 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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