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Lew Spellman is a Professor of Finance at the University of Texas McCombs School of Business. The Spellman Report seeks to interpret current and future trends in the economy and financial markets from the perspective of history, theory, policy and market expectations.Videos
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The Vulnerability of Private Wealth to Government Financial Stress
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QEs, Currency Wars, the Trillion Dollar Platinum Coin and the Route to “Modern” Inflation
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VIDEO - Texas Financial Market Roundtable 2012
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Roadblocks to Recovery an Interview with Dr. Lacy Hunt
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Frank Beck on Investing in Uncertain Times
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The Vulnerability of Private Wealth to Government Financial Stress
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The No Mo or Mighty Mo Forecast and Harry Truman’s Quest for a One-Armed Economist
At the end of World War II, lore has it that Harry Truman’s economists facing a wide range of possible economic outcomes advised him that “on one hand this, and on the other hand that”. Truman eventually had enough of the uncertainty and asked for a “one-armed economist”. Much is the same today with mega forces pushing and pulling the economy. The net balance will determine whether it is to be a No Mo or Might Mo economy. Continue reading
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