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Only determined optimists think housing market has hit bottom
Banks are supposed to say No sometimes writes Tracy Corrigan.

Patrick Creadon: I.O.U.S.A.: Right on Time
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Minister of Finance views abyss
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Bag the Fed!
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In a confrontational and much-needed LewRockwell.com article , Prof. William Anderson launched a counter-attack against mainstream academic economists' refusal to consider seriously the Austrian School's theory of money.