Global Finance
Austerity and Growth Perspectives: Europe, the IMF, China, and the US
May 8th, 2013 | © Elliott R. Morss, Ph.D. 1
This article is the first in a two-part series on the Austerity/Growth debate. Part 1 focuses on the interaction between the IMF and Eurozone countries. The second will focus on the debate in China and the US.
Read MoreThe Euro Mess Gets Messier
March 21st, 2013 | © Elliott R. Morss, Ph.D. 1
The Cyprus Crisis is just another vivid example of how dysfunctional the Eurozone has become. It is hard to predict what will happen next. But there will be many more crises that ultimately lead to the breakup of the Eurtozone.
Read MoreEquity Investing: A Global Perspective
March 10th, 2013 | © Elliott R. Morss, Ph.D.
How are global equity markets doing since the 2008 global collapse? This question is examined along with some thoughts on the future.
Read MoreBanks, Securitization & Incentives: Are We Protected From Another Collapse?
February 24th, 2013 | © Elliott R. Morss, Ph.D. 1
There is new evidence documenting the fact that when banks can sell their loans off, they make more loans of lower quality. To keep banks safe, I argue that they should be required to hold all their loans to maturity.
Read MorePicking Stocks – Validea Offers a Refreshingly Different Approach
February 17th, 2013 | © Elliott R. Morss, Ph.D.
It does not pay for individuals to pick stocks. But some of us still do. For an interesting approach to picking stocks, you should take a look at Validea.
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