Global Stocks: Should You Pull Out? (BusinessWeek - Ben Steverman)
Banking Crisis: The World Takes Fright (London Times - Patrick
Hosking)
Emerging Markets Find They Aren’t Insulated From the Tumult (NYT -
Alexei Barrionuevo)
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Unfolding Worldwide Turmoil Could Reverse Years of Prosperity
(Wash Post - David Cho, Binyamin Appelbaum)
Lessons From the Selloff - The selloff will help if it breaks down
economic policy-making myths. (WSJ - Ed Bd)
The More a Gov't Does to Commit Taxpayer Funds to Shore Up Banks,
the More Responsibility It Must Take to Run Those Institutions
(Telegraph - Damian Reece)
We're Not Headed for a Depression - No, this isn't the crisis that
kills global capitalism. (WSJ - Gary Becker)
Is This The End of 'Americanized Finance'? - Probably not, but it's
time to rethink Basel 2. (Forbes - Roy Smith, Ingo Walter)
Now, Europe - As financial instability crosses the Atlantic, the
need for policy coordination grows. (Wash Post - Ed Bd)
Europe Needs A United Approach To the Credit Crunch - National
governments cannot stop the erosion of confidence on their own.
(WSJ - Ulrich Volz)
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Market
Overview
A Day (Gasp) Like Any Other (NYT - Joe Nocera)
Why This $700Bn Bailout May Not Be Enough (Daily Telegraph -
Edmund Conway)
Doctors Must Stop Squabbling Over the Patient (London Times -
Gerard Baker)
Can GM and Ford Scrape By? (BusinessWeek - David Welch)
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