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Globalization and Macroeconomics - Paul Krugman Income Inequality, Equality of Opportunity, and Mobility - Miles Corak Financial globalisation: Retreat or reset? - Vox EU A Longer Look at Medical Inflation - Kevin Drum Making the Case for a Rise in...
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Cathleen Leué, technically my ex-wife but we had gotten back together several years ago, unexpectedly passed away last night. I will miss her terribly. Blogging may be light or non-existent for awhile.
Free, Unregulated Markets are Not Always the Answer: Seven Important Examples of How Markets Can Fail June 18, 2013
We are, as they say, live: 7 Important Examples of How Markets Can Fail Not sure what happened, but the second paragraph of the introduction to the column is missing [Update: this is fixded]. It should be: 7 Important Examples...

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Cash Squeeze in China, Interest Rate Swaps Rise Most in 22 Months; China's Credit Bubble About to Pop; Shadow Banking Crackdown June 19, 2013
Bloomberg reports China Swaps Surge as Cash Squeeze Sees Demand Wane at Debt Sale. China’s one-year interest-rate swap rose by the most in 22 months as the central bank refrained from adding funds to the financial system to ease a cash squeeze, causing demand to fall at a government debt auction. “The cash shortage may get even worse before the quarter-end b […]
Brazilian Currency Touches Four-Year Low Prompting Intervention; Currency Intervention Madness Displayed in Chart Form June 18, 2013
Bloomberg reports Brazilian Currency Touches Four-Year Low, Prompting Intervention Brazil’s real touched a four-year low, prompting the central bank to intervene for a second straight day as a report showed higher-than-forecast inflation. “If there’s more currency devaluation, there will be more inflation,” Jankiel Santos, the chief economist at Banco Espiri […]
Epic Glut of Graduates Depresses Wages; Fake Job Offers Taint Hiring Statistics June 18, 2013
In response to Pettis on China, Europe, Japan: Bad News for Those Looking for Growth reader "BC" passed on a series of articles about jobs and wages, and matching up graduates with the skills companies seek. The articles are all in regards to China. Change the names and faces, and the stories sound to me like things you could easily read here. The […]

Oregonian Front Porch Blog

Court-supervised foreclosures level off in May June 18, 2013
Foreclosure-related filings overall -- indicating both court-supervised and out-of-court foreclosures -- have fallen by nearly 38 percent in those counties from a year ago.
New home construction rises as housing market continues to strengthen June 18, 2013
Construction increased in May for both single-family homes and apartments and condos.
Homebuilder confidence rises to largest monthly jump since 2002 June 17, 2013
The housing recovery is looking more sustainable and should continue to boost economic growth this year, offsetting some of the drag from higher taxes and federal spending cuts.

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Phil Querin Attorney at Law in Oregon

Querin Law: FSOC Declares Non-Banks SIFI – Now The Fun Begins! June 10, 2013
In a further example of “mission creep”, the Financial Stability Oversight Council (“FSOC”), another spawn of Dodd-Frank, charged with responsibility to oversee and regulate…everything with a dollar sign in front of it, is now proposing to designate certain non-banks as systemically important financial institutions, or “SIFI”. The honorees of this designatio […]
Querin Law: Giving Deposition Testimony Under Oath May 6, 2013
Ever had your deposition taken? For some, it’s a fearful experience; for others, it’s easy-schmeezy. Frankly, as a litigation attorney, I’d prefer my clients have a healthy respect for the process and come very well prepared. Clients should not be too comfortable with having their deposition taken, since it can spell disaster if they let [...]
Mission Statement- 2013 April 29, 2013
In The Beginning… In 2010, when I started my solo real estate practice, QUERIN LAW, LLC, and launched my website, Q-Law.com, I had high hopes and aspirations, as discussed in my initial Mission Statement, here. Did I know, understand or appreciate what I was undertaking? No. But, after three years, I could not be more pleased. Initially, [...]

Portland A Foot Blog

KATU covers our columnist’s carsharing experiment May 23, 2013
Local ABC affiliate KATU ran a 4-minute report on our columnist's carsharing experiment in their newscast last week
Our mind-meld with BikePortland: The story so far May 21, 2013
This seems like a good occasion to share a bit about what's happening and how this is going to work.
Bus Riders Unite! names East Portland’s three most ridiculously bad bus stops May 16, 2013
About 30 East Portland transit riders used a Survivor-style selection process to choose the three east-side bus stops in deepest need of improvement.

Vintage Portland

SE Morrison & Water, c1915 June 19, 2013
The Portland Railway, Light and Power Company’s Sunnyside streetcar #661 waits on SE Morrison at Water Avenue circa 1915. Note the elevated train crossing shack and warning bell another block east. (City of Portland Archives) Filed under: 1910s, Morrison Street, Rail, Southeast, Streetcar, Water Avenue
SW 6th Avenue, 1952 June 18, 2013
It was 3:30 on a pretty summer afternoon in downtown Portland in 1952. You might have parked in the Meier & Frank parking lot on the left, crossed SW Morrison to the First National Bank, then on to some shopping at M&F. A classic mid-century Portland scene. (City of Portland Archives) Filed under: 1950s, 6th […]
SE Belmont & 55th, c1914 June 17, 2013
The Mt. Tabor streetcar line tracks snake through the intersection of SE Belmont at 55th Avenue. The Mt. Tabor Presbyterian Church is to our immediate left as we look east down Belmont, with the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Public Station dead ahead. (City of Portland Archives) Filed under: 1910s, Belmont Street, Southeast, Streetcar

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