Oct 26
I’m going to Chicago next week for the American Bankers Association meeting. Oddly, I haven’t been invited to the Roaring ’20s dance party I hear they’re having. Why wouldn’t they celebrate the era of wild money and hot times (which slid into the Great Depression)? After all, the bankers are doing well these days. They’re doing well because after financial institutions caused the global economic crisis, we bailed them out, to the tune of some $700 billion. Now they’re
