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| PARIS ATTACK Leonid Bershidsky: "Perhaps you did not find Charlie Hebdo, the Paris satirical weekly attacked by terrorists on Wednesday, all that funny. ... It's important to note that it comes from a European tradition much broader than the French brand of satirical slapstick it most employs, and has at its roots a personal story as tortured as the continent's recent history." Read more... ECONOMICS The Editors: "Today's employment report marks the end of what has proved to be an outstanding year for U.S. job growth. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for wage growth -- and until it can, the Federal Reserve has ample reason to keep its economic stimulus efforts going." Read more... FEDERAL RESERVE Mohamed A. El-Erian: "As expected, Wednesday's release of the last Federal Reserve minutes has affected the financial markets. Most commentary has focused on the central bank's continued support for risk assets -- an important contributor to the stock market's impressive recovery this week. But another aspect also warrants attention: the extent to which Fed officials are monitoring and worrying about what's going on outside the U.S." Read more... LAW The Editors: "There are few ideas more un-American than government censorship of private citizens. ... Yet this is what U.S. governments do every day to any citizen who serves on a grand jury." Read more... Noah Feldman: "A sitting member of the Securities and Exchange Commission co-writes an article accusing Harvard University of violating securities laws." In the discussion, "a crucial question has been lost: Exactly whose free speech is at stake here?" Read more... ASIA The Editors: "One little bag of nuts could land Heather Cho in jail for 15 years. One hopes it can have as big an effect on South Korea's economy."Read more... Noah Smith: "It's a tradition in Japan to send (all-male) work teams to hostess clubs after hours, on the company dime. ... It illustrates one of Japan's biggest structural problems: poor corporate governance." Read more... NEWS ROUNDUP Barry Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)
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2015년 1월 10일 토요일
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