But cheaper money will not, by itself, remove the source of the recent turmoil: worries about who holds the losses from the sub-prime mess and the uncertainties over banks' balance sheets.
Putting himself at a sympathetic remove, Efron acutely perceives the unlikely sources of the present turmoil.
The source of turmoil is the gap between expectations of speedy change by those who made the people's revolution two years ago and the slow process of building an entirely new society.
Camby's tenure with the Knicks has always been a source of turmoil within the organization, with factions choosing sides after Charles Oakley, one of the team's most valuable and popular players, was traded to acquire him three years ago.
So, too, can some of the most famous instances where those laws have been breached, such as the case of Enron, the collapsed American energy company.Long before modern financiers created a market in asset-backed securities (the source of this year's turmoil) Kreuger was a master of the art.
The United States was regarded as the source of international instability, turmoil and pain.
Disputed successions were a continual source of political turmoil until Chura Chand, a five-year-old member of the ruling family, was nominated raja in 1891.
The party of business is now the source of reckless economic turmoil.
The machines are considered more accurate than the punch-card system that was the source of so much turmoil last year, but they are not foolproof.
Officials said they want rules to eliminate conflicts of interest at credit rating agencies that gave top investment grades to the exotic and ultimately shaky financial instruments that have been a source of market turmoil.
