Posts Tagged ‘Norel Roubini’

Negative Norel

November 18, 2009Jon Brooks Comments Off

Quick note related to yesterday’s post about financial savant Norel Roubini’s latest jeremiad on the coming economic poopstorm: Someone at Gawker’s tired of all the negativity, evidenced in this post: Professor Norel Roubini’s Timeline of Terror.

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Roubini: “The Worst is Yet to Come”

November 17, 2009Jon Brooks 2 Comments »

In the last couple of years, Norel Roubini has become almost a household name (at least if you live with with someone in the financial industry) for his pre-crisis predictions that the U.S. was headed for a financial catastrophe. From Wikipedia: In 2008, Fortune magazine wrote that: “In 2005 Roubini said home prices were riding [...]

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What shape are we in?

September 4, 2009Jon Brooks Comments Off

Referring to the current recessionary cycle, Joseph Stiglitz says we may be in for a W-shaped recovery. Norel Roubini thinks we could go W or U. George Soros said he didn’t see a V anywhere in site. What, exactly, are they talking about? Let us consult the Wiki. V-shaped recession: “The economy suffers a sharp [...]

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Economist blogs Part I

August 17, 2009Jon Brooks Comments Off

With so much ink and and so many electronic bytes being devoted to the economy by the media, we thought it would be interesting to see what the professionals — economists — have to say about it themselves. Here’s the first group we took a look at: Grasping Reality with Both Hands – U.C. Berkeley [...]

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