Malpass

David Malpass is the "chief economist at Bear Sterns" who specializes in semi-incomprehensible editorials in the WSJ.

Archive 2008-01-01 2008

"Treasury will be able to provide persuasive data to the rating agencies that there won't be any missed interest payments," said Mr. Malpass in a note to his investor clients.

Dems Play the Default Card Stephen Moore 2011

Mr. Malpass, a deputy assistant Treasury secretary in the Reagan administration, is president of Encima Global LLC.

Beyond the Gold and Bond Bubbles David Malpass 2011

Mr. Malpass, a deputy assistant Treasury secretary in the Reagan administration, is president of Encima Global LLC.

The Fed 'Twist' That Won't Dance David Malpass 2011

Mr. Malpass, a deputy assistant Treasury secretary in the Reagan administration, is president of Encima Global LLC.

Ron Paul, the Fed and the Need for a Stable Dollar David Malpass 2012

Wall Street economist and Republican economic advisor David Malpass said that "Treasury is required to make the interest and principal payments, and will."

Dems Play the Default Card Stephen Moore 2011

Mr. Malpass, a deputy assistant Treasury secretary in the Reagan administration, is president of Encima Global LLC.

And the Crisis Winner Is? Government David Malpass 2011

Wall Street economist and Republican economic advisor David Malpass said that "Treasury is required to make the interest and principal payments, and will."

Dems Play the Default Card Stephen Moore 2011

"Treasury will be able to provide persuasive data to the rating agencies that there won't be any missed interest payments," said Mr. Malpass in a note to his investor clients.

Dems Play the Default Card Stephen Moore 2011

We think economist David Malpass is closer to the truth when he predicts a debt to GDP ratio closer to 85% in 2016 and 100% in 2021 without significant reform.

What Austerity? 2011