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Reforming the raters : can regulatory reforms adequately realign the incentives of credit rating agencies?
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Jargon alert : Leading indicators
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Nobody's home : weighing the prospects for neighborhoods hit hard by foreclosure
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Is a new asset bubble emerging in certain markets?
Some economists have argued that recent rallies in certain asset markets ? most notably, commodities and emerging market equities ? represent the emergence of a new bubble fueled by accommodative monetary policy and carry trade activity. There is evidence, though, that the rallies can be explained by strong economic fundamentals in these markets.
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Clear skies : the fight for dominance in the airline industry
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Jalopy economics : how to judge the success of \\"cash for clunkers\\"
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The new normal : economists ponder whether the \\"natural\\" rate of unemployment has risen
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Jargon alert: Inferior goods
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Jargon alert : Counterfactual
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Economic history : Intranational trade
How a century of legal precedent has shaped the government's power to regulate commerce between states.