A few things I'm considering posting on that I haven't gotten around to writing yet, due to time constraints:
- What the conservative NJ firebrand Steve Lonegan and the liberal D.C. blogger Matt Yglesias have in common.
- The challenges of predicting default for financial firms: why the Altman Z-Score model isn't recommended for financials and the limitations of alternative, market-based models.
- Looking at a couple of recent bankruptcies, e.g., that of Eddie Bauer: would the Altman Z-Score model have predicted bankruptcy two years ago?
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