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... crisis, the collapse of Japan Inc.after the stock market crash of 1990, the Asian crisis of the mid-1990s, the fabulous technology boom/bust cycle at the turn of the millen-nium, and the unprecedented ... incor-rectly, that there was no theoretical justification for the visible hand of government to come to the rescue of banks and other financialinstitutions.Finally, the marginalization of Minsky also ... 2.1040200989694929088868482807876747270686664626 058 5 654 52 15 10 5 0 5 Year over Year % Change The Great Inflation of the 1960s-1970sGave Way to Moderate Price Pressures 1982-20 05 Consumer Price IndexFigure 2.21086420−2−4Year...
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... excessiveuses of risk and concentration of investment. And the interplay of thesetwo flaws explains each of the major economic declines of the past 25 years.In summation, the savvy analyst must be of two ... but the competitionfrom the new commodity, the new technology, the new source of supply . . . which commands a decisive cost or quality advan-tage and which strikes not at the margins of the ... markets needed to be added to the Fed’s list of poten-tially destabilizing excesses. Why? Sadly, it was not the force of ideasthat carried the day. It was the end of the Great Moderation. The...
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... when yourdebts are in dollars, and the dollar jumps versus your currency? The level of your debt—valued in your currency—leaps relative to the value of your earnings. Once again we find ourselves ... Cisco Systems (CSCO) 30 0.44 6.9 3. 05 42.082 Microsoft (MSFT) 25 1.60 5. 2 8.33 77 .55 3 Intel (INTC) 20 2.32 3.3 7. 75 48.014 Oracle (ORCL) 25 0 .56 2.8 1 .58 14.71 5 Int Business Machines (IBM) 14 ... and the banks, not wages and prices, were the centraldrivers in the new business cycle. To the ultimate detriment of the overall economy, that insight remained elusive over the entirety of the next...
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... kick the football through the uprights and join the crowd of believers. And Ihem, Doc, and I haw. And, I twist and turn. But the crowd grows more rest-less, and her gaze is enticing, and I ... interms of global savings. I saw it as easy money emanating from the 130 • THECOST OF CAPITALISMto the powers of the computer and the cell phone, and envisioned anextended period of serenity. ... recession. The dynamics that precipitated the U.S. recession, the global capital markets crisis, and the worldwide downturn, are the subject of the next two chapters.Greenspan’s Conundrum Fosters the...
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... back 150 • THECOST OF CAPITALISMhad with the rest of the financial system, the Treasury/Federal Reserveplan wiped Bear off the map and yet minimized the adverse conse-quences to the system.Lehman ... CDO market had the implausibly high value of $55 trillion. It amounted to a mountain of wagers about corporate bondsthat dwarfed the value of the underlying securities themselves. Where was the ... during the aggressive Fed ease? Initialmainstream commentary tied the rising mortgage rates to fears of future inflation and the weakness of the U.S. dollar, brought aboutwhen the Fed eased and the...
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... academia and Washington. Minsky, unruffled, offered the world the monographJohn Maynard Keynes in the fall of 19 75. For Minsky, the deep economic troubles that confronted the UnitedStates and the ... brain skills. Looking through the details of the question to get to an overarching sense of the issue isat the heart of right brain thinking.Out of the Mouths of Babes The best right brain thinking ... even amidst the imposing shadow of the 2008 crisis, the record of free market capitalism over the past 50 years is striking. The postwar reality—good gains in living standards in the developed...
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... capital markets and the strong growth that they financedgave rise to the long string of successes that were celebrated through-out the 1990s and into the middle years of the first decade of the newmillennium. ... More simply, the roots of the 2008 financial markets crisis can befound in mainstream economic theory and in the mathematical archi-tecture of modern finance. Accordingly, economic theoreticians ... many champions of free market capitalism warned about the tenuous nature of the globalcredit markets. Warren Buffett, the sage of Omaha, labeled the mar-kets impenetrable, and therefore fraught...
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... crisis, the collapse of Japan Inc.after the stock market crash of 1990, the Asian crisis of the mid-1990s, the fabulous technology boom/bust cycle at the turn of the millen-nium, and the unprecedented ... expand their def-inition of excess if they want do better going forward. The Markets Stoke the Boom and Bust Cycle • 23Figure 2.1040200989694929088868482807876747270686664626 058 5 654 52 15 10 5 0 5 Year ... get a basic understanding of financialleverage, the importance of monthly cash flows, and the concept of margin of safety. Most important, we will see, in full color, the upside and the downside...
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... gone bust and the bank now owns the home. But the loan was for $58 8,000, and the house is worth $53 8,000. If lots of home loans go the way of Hanna’s loan, then the total value of the bank’s ... hereafter.Financial Markets as a Source of Instability • 45 And in the real world, people go off the deep end, with painful regularity. Our framework for thinking about risk and the economy,therefore, ... figure out the general pattern of the investment cycle that definestheir world. In this Never Never Land, how would the ups and downs of the financial world compare with the real economy boom and bustcycle?Financiers,...
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... excessiveuses of risk and concentration of investment. And the interplay of thesetwo flaws explains each of the major economic declines of the past 25 years.In summation, the savvy analyst must be of two ... markets needed to be added to the Fed’s list of poten-tially destabilizing excesses. Why? Sadly, it was not the force of ideasthat carried the day. It was the end of the Great Moderation. The ... errorsover the past 25 years. They defined excesses narrowly, focusing onwages and prices. They celebrated the wisdom of market judgments. And they overestimated their power to unilaterally steer the...
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