Japan’s Words Of Advice To Doomsayers: “Please Do Not Worry” And “Maintain Fiscal Discipline” | Zero Hedge

Six months ago, Japan’s message to the Kyle Bassians of the world – was simple:

Q. If Japan has a financial collapse, what will happen to its government bonds?

A. Please do not worry.

 

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Don’t Pray for Oklahoma

Don’t Pray for Oklahoma
BEST OF NEWS | MAY 22, 2013
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Yesterday, while trekking through the rubble from Monday’s horrific tornado in Moore, Okla., CNN’s Wolf Blitzer stopped to interview a survivor holdi… Read more

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The Number: 4.8%

The Number: 4.8%
THE NEW YORKER | MAY 22, 2013
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How Ordinary Medical Bills Are Pushing Us To Bankruptcy

The much talked about and shared article featured in TIME Magazine in March earlier this year, titled “Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us” is a serious, exhaustively reported piece about the problem the U.S. health care system has become. The article, by Steven Brill, has created unusual buzz in Washington; it spares no vested interest.

via How Ordinary Medical Bills Are Pushing Us To Bankruptcy.