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  1. The death of the credit card economy.

    Slate Magazine - Aug 30, 2008

    The most revolutionary notion in commerce today is one of the oldest. If you want to buy something, you may actually have to pay for it. We are reverting from a "borrow and buy" economy to the "cash and carry" model of

  2. The deluded Obama critics who think $250,000 is a middle-class salary.

    Slate Magazine - Aug 27, 2008

    Barack Obama's tax plan, laid out by advisers Austan Goolsbee and Jason Furman in the Wall Street Journal in mid-August, promises to improve the nation's fiscal standing by scaling back tax cuts for people making more

  3. Did economists correctly predict who'd win in the Beijing Olympics?

    Slate Magazine - Aug 25, 2008

    Before the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics, I wrote about economic models that aimed to pre-empt thousands of hours of television coverage, sappy features, and tape-delayed tension. John Hawksworth of

  4. What's really killing the land-line telephone business.

    Slate Magazine - Jul 25, 2008

    It's not exactly insightful to point out that young people don't feel the need to have old-fashioned telephones, the kind that are tethered to a house via a wire and provided by a descendant of the original AT&T

  5. Desperate American banks are selling everything that isn't nailed down—except the private jets.

    Slate Magazine - Jul 23, 2008

    President Bush neatly summed up the complex problems in the financial sector last week in terms he could understand. "Wall Street got drunk," he said. "It got drunk and now it's got a hangover." And to pay for the

  6. Save Your Starbucks! Slate's reader responses to our call for Starbucks memories.

    Slate Magazine - Jul 23, 2008

    On Monday, we told you that the Starbucks franchise is downsizing from a grande to a tall. The ubiquitous coffee retailer announced it's closing about 600 of its U.S. stores, and we wanted to hear your anecdotes about

  7. Save your Starbucks! Slate wants to hear the symptoms of your withdrawal.

    Slate Magazine - Jul 21, 2008

    The Starbucks franchise is downsizing from a grande to a tall. The ubiquitous coffee retailer announced it's closing about 600 of its U.S. stores, beginning this month. The swath of shuttered windows will chop away 5.5

  8. Can the FDIC prevent the meltdown of America's banking industry?

    Slate Magazine - Jul 18, 2008

    In ordinary times, a public discussion on deposit insurance would hold all the drama of a seminar on Canadian land use. But these are no ordinary times. Last Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, a bank of

  9. U Better Sell, and other reader suggestions for renaming UBS.

    Slate Magazine - Jul 9, 2008

    In yesterday's column on the plight of Swiss bank UBS, I asked readers to submit more apt definitions for the bank's acronymic name, which stands for Union Bank of Switzerland. And respond they did, with dozens of

  10. Why the next president won't be able to cure the ailing economy.

    Slate Magazine - Jun 28, 2008

    As the presidential campaign kicks into gear, housing, energy, and rising unemployment have thrust the economy front and center. Whether they are talking about the need to drill off the coast of South Beach (John

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