InterOil tries to get rid of Merrill Lynch
Merrill’s recently changed status as a part of Banc of America has created some uncertainty as to exactly what status they have in the LNG project (‘Liquid Niugini’), of which […]
Solar’s outlook remains sunny
You might think that with falling energy prices, and tight credit, the solar sector would be in a funk, and watching the shares of solar companies, you would be confirmed […]
China might have its own ails though
We posted a positive piece on China, but not everybody is convinced China is in such a great shape.. It’s low-cost manufacturing base in in danger.
China is hardly hit by the financial crisis
China has evaded investing in the risky assets that are behind the financial crisis in developed economies, and will escaped more stable and stronger. It is also in a very […]
Joe the plummer
We wrote a piece in praise of Krugman’s columns earlier today, if you want a real example of his effectiveness, marshalling a few simple economic statistics to dispel much nonsense […]
Paul Krugman’s best books
We have previously expressed our enthusiasm for Paul’s Nobel price in economics this year (here). Here is a list of our favourite writings. You might not always agree with him, […]
Protected: The Week in Solar Oct. 20 2008
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The Attack on Morgan Stanley
We’ve argued before that the SEC is completely useless in stopping naked short-selling, even if it is at least partly responsible for the troubles of the financial system.
Gordon Brown did indeed save the financial system
We had an earlier article, predicting that the Gordon Brown would save the world’s financial system. (We were even a day earlier than Krugman, but he might have been distracted […]
The coming commodity boom
The world experienced a commodities boom until recently, when a very sharp sell-off occurred. But past boom will be nothing compared to the commodities boom that is already in the […]