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: Economics of ContemptGood Questions From An Unlikely Source
By Anonymous
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Am I crazy, or did the most articulate and useful questions for Bernanke in the Senate Banking Committee hearing really come from Bob Corker? Questions in committee hearings are usually irrelevant and often barely coherent, but Corker's questions about the details of the Fed's "stress tests" of the major banks were actually quite good, and made him look reasonably well-informed. It was probably an aberration, but if Corker keeps this up, he might eventually be known as something other than the Senator with the Hottest Daughter.Full post as published by Economics of Contempt on February 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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