Bloomberg On The Economy (Economics)
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- Host: Kathleen Hays
- Host Kathleen Hays looks at major economic stories of the day and then brings us "inside" those stories. The show provides more detail and context than time usually permits in typical newscasts.
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- Genres: Economics
- Location: New York, NY
- Language: English
Stanford's Kennedy Does Not See Crisis as a `Great Depression'
Hanke of Johns Hopkins Says U.S. Treasury in `Panic Mode'
UBS's Magnus Sees Decline in `Working Age People'
Phelps Says He's `Stunned' by Depth of Banking Troubles
Bodie Recommends TIPS to Lower Retirement Planning Risk
Laffer Says U.S. Automakers Are `Never Going to Make It'
Merrill's Matus Sees Positive U.S. Economic Growth in 2010
Nassim Taleb Says Portfolio Theory is `Hogwash'
CIBC's Ben Tal Says Government `Is Not the Solution' for Jobs
Fenwick Advisors' Gay Says Jobs Report `Truly Grim'
Bloomberg's Levin Says U.S. Automakers Are Essentially Bankrupt
Global Insight's Behravesh Sees Unemployment at 8.5% in 2009
U.S. Senator Gregg Says GOP Is Still a 'Broad Tent'
John Herrmann Sees 243,000 U.S. Job Losses for October
Rupkey Sees `Impaired Assets' in U.S. Corporate Bond Market
Barclays's Callow Sees Coordinated Central Bank Rate Cuts
Frydman Says Rating System Should Be Regulated
Nomura's Newton Sees Geithner, Summers in Obama Administration
Gallup's Newport Says No Obama Mandate Evident Yet
Steve Forbes Says President-Elect Obama Should Support Dollar
Stanford's Mathias Says Obama Has Close to a Mandate
Levitt Sees Possibility of Volcker, Geithner as Treasury Head
Strategas's Clifton Says Obama Will Be `Consumed' by Crisis
Gartman Sees Fewer Moderate and Conservative Democrats
Dean Baker Likes Sheila Bair as Next Treasury Secretary
Gallup's Newport Says Virginia `Can Go Either Way'
Encima's Malpass Says Tax Changes Possible Under Obama
ISI's Gallagher Sees Democratic Gains in Bush Territory
Levitt Says TARP Misuse `Inevitable,' Sees Bank Failures
Casesa Says 3% of GDP Spent on Autos Is Lowest in 50 Years
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