Analistas sobre la crisis

Warren Buffett on the economy

OP-ED COLUMNIST
The Real Plumbers of Ohio
By Paul Krugman
John McCain’s strategy, in this final stretch, is based on the belief that Republicans can still pursue plutocratic policies while claiming to be the party of regular guys.
OP-ED COLUMNIST

Here the People Rule
By WILLIAM KRISTOL
Are we really seeing a vulgarization in our politics? Politics in a democracy are always “vulgar” since democracy is rule by the “vulgus,” the common people, the crowd.

OP-ED COLUMNIST
Viva la Dépression!
By ROGER COHEN
With plumbers figuring in French and American votes, getting back to basics is in vogue. A relief from sophistication is overdue. It’s time to look forward to the Depression.

What Bradley Effect?
By BLAIR LEVINI
worked on Tom Bradley’s campaign in 1982, and to those who keep citing the Bradley effect — not so fast. It’s more complicated than you think.

Subprime, Pre-Slime
By SIMON WINCHESTERT
he word “subprime” has suffered a surprising and unusually rapid evolution. Until 1991, it meant something eminently desirable and worthy of aspiration.

History and the really very weird
Economy by Chavez
Diagnosis: Greed

Robert J. Samuelson
In Good Times and Bad
Today's financial woes won't last forever, but recovery is still far off.

Sebastian Mallaby
Bretton Woods, The Sequel?
The last thing this crisis needs is an international conference to tell us what went wrong.

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