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Where Is Oil Headed?
Oil prices will continue to fall in the short term, but recovering demand and a limited supply will keep prices moving higher in the long term.
In Defense of the Pointy Heads
We need new measures to guard against toxic waste on Wall Street, but we especially need people who understand the machinery.
Focus, Not Diversification, Is Needed
Regulators now have an opportunity to redeem themselves.
Nigeria's Mobile Front
Telecom is helping the Nigerian economy diversify and move away from its dependence on the traditionally attractive oil and gas sector.
Finding the Right Price in the Bailout
Economists consider ways the Treasury might price mortgage-related bank assets as part of the government's bailout plan.
Resistance Is Futile
We need nimble, innovative risk takers like Goldman and Morgan in the system. What will we do without them?
A Keynesian Lesson for Confidence
As Keynes wrote more than seven decades ago, strengthening credit is a necessary, but not sufficient, condition for recovery.
Good Bailouts and Bad
The test of the bailout will be whether the government plans to buy banks' assets at a price resembling fair market value.
Lucking Out or Level Playing Field?
Active discrimination against women in the workplace accounts for only half of a vicious cycle. The other half is women simply choosing not to compete for leadership positions in order to avoid facing it.