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May 29, 2005

Running Out of Bubbles

A bubble prediction that seemed to come true.

In July 2001, Paul McCulley, an economist at Pimco, the giant bond fund, predicted that the Federal Reserve would simply replace one bubble with another. “There is room,” he wrote, “for the Fed to create a bubble in housing prices, if necessary, to sustain American hedonism. And I think the Fed has the will to do so, even though political correctness would demand that Mr. Greenspan deny any such thing.”

Very interesting.
 

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Posted on May 29, 2005 05:23 AM by House 78.
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