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Apr 23 2009 9:40pm EDT

Happy Hour

Assuming we're still in the recession, what are the odds that the peak in the four-week moving average of initial unemployment claims represents the peak for the downturn as a whole? Just 37%, says Jim Hamilton.

"Well, working on Wall Street is a miserable, miserable life, so you don't get to criticize my compensation." Maybe these guys need an increase in their marginal tax rate.

Americans likely to tolerate inequality after the crisis
. But redistribution may still increase.

The 20 worst CEOs of all time
. At least their pay reflected performance.

Oh, Larry. Maybe he's been working late?


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