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Peter Crabb's financial economics blogs
Peter Crabb is an associate professor of finance and economics at Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa. Crabb holds a doctorate in economics from the University of Oregon and an MBA in finance from the University of Colorado. His research in financial risk management is published in the Journal of Business, the Journal of Microfinance, and the International Review of Economics and Finance, among others. He lives with his wife, Ann, and their four children in Canyon County.
Peter Crabb: Help the U.S. pay off its debt with a 'Gift to reduce the Debt Held by the Public'
As the end of the year draws near we approach what is often called the season of giving. But giving, particularly to charitable causes, during a recession is hard for everyone. | GO...- Peter Crabb: Why lend to local businesses when loans to the government are so profitable?
- Peter Crabb: U.S. policies encourage gold hoarding and that could help Idaho mines
- Peter Crabb: Why we shouldn't penalize Idaho companies for using derivatives
- Peter Crabb: Don't look for Idaho housing to boom again even if the tax credit is extended
- Peter Crabb: In the long run, a weaker dollar will hurt Americans
- Peter Crabb: How do we reverse the Keynesian stimulus and loose money?
- Peter Crabb: How health insurance reform promotes riskier health behavior
- Peter Crabb: It's time to keep an eye on inflation
- Peter Crabb: Why joblessness will persist as the economy starts to recover
- Peter Crabb: Diversification is good for investors not for businesses
- Central bankers should get out of the capital markets, and banks back to business lending
- Loan market is still tough for business
- Peter Crabb: Stocks' rise shows risk-taking is returning to investing
- Peter Crabb: Why we need more competition for the dollar and for big banks
- Peter Crabb: China should stop tying its currency to the dollar; Idaho could benefit
- Peter Crabb: It's a big world out there, and some places are recovering faster than others
- Peter Crabb: If only the Fed would listen to what markets are saying about inflation
- Peter Crabb: Boosting the minimum wage next month will hurt, not help
- Peter Crabb: Without entitlement reform, the economy will suffer
- Peter Crabb: Fed doesn't need to keep coaxing banks into lending
- Peter Crabb: Deficit spending leads to a larger question who gets to invest?
- Peter Crabb: Fed's easy money has not spurred the economy
- Peter Crabb: 'Too-big-to-fail' banks must be broken up
- Peter Crabb: Understaffed federal bank committee needs help guiding the economy
- Peter Crabb: Idaho's public pension fund should ditch its active managers and invest in index funds
- Peter Crabb: Fed's behavior led to today's crisis, risks inflation later
- Peter Crabb: A return to normal banking could lead us out of the credit crisis
- Peter Crabb: Inflation will be back soon and stocks are your best bet against it
- Peter Crabb: Changing government policy creates financial-market risks
- Crabb: Making short-selling harder will bolster investor confidence
- Peter Crabb: Unlike past downturns, this one may bring lower wages
- Peter Crabb: Inflation is a genuine risk of U.S. bank-bailout plans
- Peter Crabb: Might other nations lose confidence in U.S. debt? Watch the bond market
- Peter Crabb: Why stop at $819 billion? Why not 100 percent of the nation's output?
- Peter Crabb: Why Geithner thinks even more money for banks is necessary
- Peter Crabb: It's time for us to save more money, not rely on foreign funds
- Peter Crabb: 10,000 economists' ideas for solving the economic crisis
- Peter Crabb: Program will succeed as long as investors continue to put faith in U.S.
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