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More than Obama, more than Geithner, more than anyone, it is the once-maligned Federal Reserve chairman who has saved us from the second Great Depression.

Amar Bhide is a professor at Columbia Business School and the author of The Venturesome Economy.

Stephanie Pomboy is an economic forecaster who took her own medicine.

James Grant, who publishes the excellent newsletter Grant's Interest Rate Observer, is one reason to believe Wall Street has a brain.

Niels Jensen, an economist and partner at London-based Absolute Return Partners whose latest investor letter is titled "Green Shoots or Smoking Weed," talks about how the economic mess looks in Europe.

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Victim or accomplice?

What 100 New Yorkers think about our leading contemporary causes of freaking the hell out.