Fiscoimmunity October 24th, 2008 There has been much discussion recently about the proper role of government in regulating financial markets. As we know, the regulatory doctrine of the Bush administration was an absolutist “less is more”. And as we know, this doctrine has led to catastrophic failure. Specifically, there was no mechanism whatsoever for any regulatory agency to even be aware what transactions were taking place as one entity made a deal with another to take bets on the outcome

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See Also Part 1, Part 2 This is the third part of a three part series on how the credit crisis started, where it has left us, and how we can start re-powering our economy starting today. Companies Remain out in the Cold with respect to Credit While inter-bank lending rates are finally starting to thaw following the central banks nearly $4trln liquidity injection over the past two weeks, the credit markets continue to remain out in the cold. The auto sector is clearly on the front lines of t

Wall Street headed for another precipitous drop Friday as fears of a punishing global recession stirred panic among investors and sent world financial markets into a tailspin. The Dow Jones industrial average futures fell as much as 550 points, triggering a freeze in selling.