dimelab dimelab: shrinking the gap between talk and action.

Van Topic in The Credit Debacle Catalog

David M. Van Wie (1); Lucas Van Praag (1); Van Order approach (1); Van R. Hoisington (1).

Fri 2009-10-23 08:55 EDT

Is Goldman Sachs Evil? Or Just Too Good? -- New York Magazine (2009-07-26)

(Goldman Sachs, Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, Rolling Stone, John Rogers, John Whitehead, AIG, Neil Barofsky, Troubled Asset Relief Program, Morgan Stanley, Hank Paulson, Lloyd Blankfein, John Thain, Lehman Brothers, Standard & Poor's, Tim Geithner, JPMorgan Chase, Jon Winkelried, David Solomon, Richard Friedman, Jamie Dimon, Robert Rubin, Dan Jester, Eric Dinallo, Hank Greenberg, Edward C. Forst, Neel Kashkari, Edward Liddy, Stephen Friedman, Sidney Weinberg, TARP, Joseph --Stiglitz, Lucas van Praag, Frank Suozzo, Mike Morgan, Matt Taibbi, Edith Cooper, Byron Trott, Warren Buffett, Barney Frank, John Thornton, Michael Lewis, Larry Summers, Barack Obama, Rahm Emanuel, Robert Hormats, Eliot Spitzer) Inside Goldman Sachs, America's most successful, cynical, envied, despised, and (in its view, anyway) misunderstood engine of capitalism. [2009-07-26]

2009-07-26; Goldman Sachs evil; good; just; New York magazine.

Fri 2009-07-24 00:00 EDT

naked capitalism: Guest Post: Is Inflation Inevitable?

Van R. Hoisington and Lacy H. Hunt ``betting on inflation as a portfolio strategy will be as bad a bet in the next decade as it has been over the disinflationary period of the past twenty years when Treasury bonds produced a higher total return than common stocks''

Guest Post; inflation inevitably; naked capitalism.

Tue 2008-09-02 00:00 EDT

EconLog, Freddie Mac: My Chapter, Arnold Kling: Library of Economics and Liberty

``I was "present at the creation" of Freddie Mac's risk management culturethe Foster...Van Order approach to pricing mortgage default risk. That was the approach that [Freddie Mac CEO Richard Syron] rejected''

Arnold Kling; Chapter; econlog; economic; Freddie Mac; liberties; libraries.

Tue 2008-03-18 00:00 EDT

Techniques For Defining, Using And Manipulating Rights Management Data Structures

US Patent 7062500: 707/102; Intertrust

defines; Manipulating Rights Management Data Structures; technique; use.