Readings 01/28/09

  • Capital flows to developing world at risk (FT)
  • What to do about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? (Woodward/Hall)
  • Inflation(ists) vs. Deflation(ists) (Cassandra)
  • House Panel Approves Cram Downs (Calculated Risk)
  • A Stimulus With Merit, but Some Misses, Too (NYT)
  • PermaBear Wisdom (Falkenblog)
  • Global Search for Growth Will Turn to U.S. (WSJ)
  • FDIC may run "bad bank" (Bloomberg)
  • German business confidence unexpectedly increases in January (Shanghai Daily)
  • Report: Click Fraud At Record High (TechCrunch)
  • Why dealing with the huge debt overhang is so hard (FT)
  • Melbourne faces worst heat wave in a century (Sloomberg)
  • I’m Done With Handshakes (Brad Feld)

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