Showing posts with label lending. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lending. Show all posts
Saturday, January 02, 2010
SBA loans expanded
Within the past two weeks, the Small Business Administration got another $125MM to extend its 90 percent guarantees, and to waive some borrower fees. Dallas Morning News has it.
Labels:
ARRA,
lending,
Small Business Administration,
Stimulus
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Arthur Laffer: Nashville granpa worries about Lions 'n Tigers 'n Bears
No Curve-balls here: Indisputably Nashville's most prominent economic refugee from California, Arthur Laffer writes in today's WSJ about a plague of fears of inflation rivaling the '70s, Federal defaults on promises, failures of bond auctions, a douple dip into recession (just what the Dr. ordered?) and much more. He predicts the Fed and Treasury won't heed his advice about, e.g., constraining bank reserves and braking the growth of M1, and concludes by saying he'll end-up focusing on preserving his personal assets for eventual conveyance to his Grankids. Laffer is shown at left, during a 2007 speech at Belmont University.
Labels:
Arthur Laffer,
banking,
economy,
Federal Reserve,
fiscal policy,
lending,
monetary policy
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