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: MacroprudentialCounterparties
By Felix Salmon
Is there a simple physical limit to how many wireless broadband customers you can have in a small area? — Phorgy
Chinese Harmony train sets speed record — FT
Altucher on why you should rent rather than buy — NYPost
How Goldman Sachs is the guy who can make the Jack of Spades jump out of the deck and squirt cider in your ear — Kid Dynamite
“One of the oddest things to happen in the past year has been the fight between John Taylor and his Taylor Rule” — DeLong
Fox vs Time Warner Cable: Yet another reason to move to a-la-carte pricing — NYT
Should America be manufacturing its own luggage? — Economist
AT&T Resumes Online iPhone Sales — WSJ
?We?re on a sugar high,?? El-Erian says. ?It feels good for a while but is unsustainable.” — Globe
A very clear and useful primer on why the expanding monetary base isn’t intrinsically inflationary — Mankiw
The map of remoteness — New Scientist
Car routes in Boston — Cartogrammar
Depressing: No cap-and-trade attempt in 2010? — Politico
“Congress is effectively making private insurers unnecessary, yet continuing to insist that we can?t do without them” — New Yorker
TMZ’s 2009 ad revenue is $15M vs. $28M in 2008. (Blame the economy and AOL’s ad sales division woes.) — NYT
Full post as published by Macroprudential on December 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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