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Feb 19 2008 12:00am EDT
Extra Credit, Tuesday Edition
The proviso on a carbon tax - determining the price of carbon - is a show stopper
Credit markets beware: CPDOs on the cusp of forced deleveraging: I love it when Sam Jones gets his nerd on.
China Mobile: 400,000 Unlocked iPhones On Our Network
Tax Futures, "In Real Life": InTrade is launching tax-rate futures contracts.
Consumer Sentiment Not All Dark
Vanguard Battles Barclays Over `Derivatives for the Masses'
Cheer up, Professor Krugman: One of the weirdest and most inexplicable charts I've seen in a while.
In Hotel Design, He’s Mr. Prolific: "In the current market, a mid-range Manhattan hotel room — typically 250 square feet — is worth $400,000 to $500,000 to the developer."
Lies, Damned Lies: And Roger Clemens statistics.
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