You will find the report here, and I thank John B. Bryant for the pointer.
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Such irony,
. However, on the deeper historical notes, one of the banks in Italy in more serious doo doo is the Banca di Monte da Pashi di Siena (sp?), world’s longest continuously operating bank, begun in the 1400s. Their HQ, still in Siena, has a fine art collection dating from the Renaissance whose base consists of objects given as collateral for loans from that period. Some of them are moderately famous paintings that show up in art books, although one cannot just walk in the door to see the collection (connections, my dear Watson, connections).
That would be Banca Montei dei Paschi di Siena. Sorry about the spelling.
You fooled me, Dr. Cowen. This reminds me of the time you declared one blog annoying, then refused to name the blog.
The slowness with which that loaded reminds me to comment that I’m finding Marginal Revolution pretty slow at the mo’.
Hurry and get them now, while there’s still a eurozone!
There are also really HOT news from the World Economic Forum in Davos: http://andreasmoser.wordpress.com/2012/01/28/ukrainian-girls-show-us-how-to-protest/
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