Argentina:
“Acceleration
threatens to make Argentina holdout crisis messier.” Reuters article by
David Scigliuzzo.
“Injunction
Math: Acceleration and the Incredible Shrinking Payment Percentage.” Credit Slips blog post by Anna Gelpern.
“Last Tango in
Buenos Aires.” Article by Rana Foroohar of Time Magazine.
“Hedge
Fund Targets Nevada Firms in Argentine Debt Dispute.” Wall Street Journal article by Taos Turner and Santiago Pérez.
“Argentina
Defaulted on Bonds No One Can Even Find.” Bloomberg View article by Matt Levine.
“Holders
of Argentina eurobonds plan to appeal U.S. court ruling.” Reuters article
by Joseph Ax and Daniel Bases.
“Paul
Singer's Next Trick Could Make the Argentine Government Way Angrier than the
Time He Took its Boat.” Linette Lopez writing for Business Insider website.“Argentina says will use anti-terror law against U.S. printing firm.” Reuters article.
“The
Argentina Rescue Mission Has Failed.” Linette Lopez writing for Business Insider website.
Social Security:
“The
case of the missing Social Security data.” A blog post for Market Watch by Alicia Munnell. She
criticizes the Social Security trustees’ latest annual report for eliminating a
table showing income replacement rates. Currently the director of the Center
for Retirement Research at Boston College, Ms. Munnell worked as an Assistant
Secretary for Economic Policy at Treasury during the Clinton Administration.
The Clinton Administration considered her for a position on the Federal Reserve
Board. It was widely thought at the time by those following these sorts of
developments that Chairman Greenspan opposed her being on the Board and was
successful in keeping her off.
“Turning
the tables.” The Buttonwood columnist for The Economist discusses Alicia Munnell’s criticism of the Social
Security trustees’ annual report.
“Social
Security Could Decide Who Controls Congress.” Amy Weiss-Meyer writing for the
New Republic.
Miscellaneous:
“When
She Talks, Banks Shudder.” Binyamin Appelbaum article in The New York Times about Anat R. Admati,
who teaches finance at Stanford.
“Krugman
lunches with Obama.” Dylan Byers writing for Politico. “Others in attendance: Anat Admati of Stanford
University, Alan Blinder of Princeton University, Erik Brynjolfsson of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Roland Fryer and Claudia Goldin of
Harvard University.”
“Why
the Public Library Beats Amazon—for Now.” Wall Street Journal article by Geoffrey A. Fowler.
“The
Global Lawyer: Cleary's Litigation Slump.” Michael D. Goldhaber writing for
The American Lawyer website.
“Why
I Don’t Call the Police: Michael Brown. Eric Garner. Debra Harrell. And that’s
just the latest.” Emily Bazelon article for Slate.
“Cops
Should Be Cops—Not Combat Troops.” John Cassidy article for The New Yorker website.
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