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Rob Parenteau

Rob Parenteau edits The Richebächer Letter, founded by the late Dr. Kurt Richebächer. Each issue provides an examination of the world’s currency and credit markets. Previously, he spent 24 years as Chief U.S. Economist and Investment Strategist for RCM Capital Management, an asset management firm. Rob holds a CFA and was appointed a Research Associate at The Levy Economics Institute in 2006. His papers have been presented at the Political Economy Research Institute, the Seventh and Eighth Annual Post Keynesian International Workshop, and the Eastern Economic Association.

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  1. 11/16/09 Why Banks Aren’t Lending

    Posted in Banking, Debt and Deficit, Featured.

  2. 11/10/09 A Key to Escaping the Recession

    Posted in Featured, Recession, manufacturing, unemployment.

  3. 11/05/09 The Fed’s Real Objective in Keeping Rates Near Zero

    Posted in Debt and Deficit, Featured, Markets.

  4. 09/09/09 Unlabor Day

    Posted in Debt and Deficit, Featured, Markets, The Daily Reckoning.

  5. 08/25/09 Analysis by Anecdote

    Posted in Debt and Deficit, Featured, Housing, The Daily Reckoning.

  6. 07/28/09 A Green Shoot Worth Applauding

    Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Featured, Markets, The Daily Reckoning.

  7. 07/07/09 The Chinese Commodity Conundrum

    Posted in Commodities, Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Featured.

  8. 06/02/09 The Fiat Currency Doomsday Machine

    Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Featured, Markets, The Daily Reckoning.

  9. 05/13/09 GDP and Consumer Spending Inconsistencies

    Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, The Daily Reckoning.

  10. 04/21/09 Bounce to Nowhere?

    Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Markets.