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Kauffman Calls for States Startup Acts
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Obama Touts Jobs Growth, GOP Unimpressed
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Bernanke Takes on Ryan
Over Inflation
Feb 02 20122:06 pm EDT -
Clock Ticks for Startup Bills
Feb 01 20122:36 pm EDT -
A Legislative Agenda for Entrepreneurs
Jan 31 20124:53 pm EDT -
Happy Birthday, Startup America!
Jan 30 20121:16 pm EDT -
White House CTO Calls It Quits
Jan 27 20122:46 pm EDT -
Obama: America Is Back (and the 2012 Campaign Is On)
Jan 24 20129:29 pm EDT
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Thanks, Uncle Ben
Readers of this blog know that I've been obsessed with getting rates lower, even before the subprime crisis because I think inflationary pressures are still low. Unlike a lot of critics, I don't think Alan Greenspan's mistake was in lowering rates but was in failing to regulate unscrupulous lending practices. (Other regulators share the burden, too.) Despite the market rally today, I worry the cut won't stem the tide around the globe. But it's at least a start. I actually thought they might go higher than half a point, just to show how serious they were about a big cut and their willingness to react to a crisis that they were late in recognizing.
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