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The situation in banking is much worse than people think
Published in Saturday 30 January 2016 (p.6) Dagens Nyheter. Based on a study of 3 years in London and 200 interviews Joris Luyendijk concludes there is no hope at all that lessons after the Lehman Brothers crash of 2008 and the … Continue reading
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The Eurozone has failed, both Politically and Economically
The Eurozone Has Failed Both Politically and Economically AUGUST 13, 2015 — Karl-Friedrich Israel I have imploded comments in blue in the following text in two places (JK). [This article is adapted from a July 17 Mises Weekends interview, available here in Mp3 format.] … Continue reading
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