At Brass Tacks, we like to play The Blame Game, which is why this nifty interactive graphic over at Portfolio is so much fun. "Who Killed The Economy?" (which could just as well be called, "Who Killed My Cash Flow?") is simple. Using brackets that any NCAA playoffs fan will recognize, the chart lets you decide which person, place, or business is most responsible for killing the economy. Example: think Bernanke did more harm than, say, Florida Condo Flippers or Hedge Fund Managers? Move him on to the next bracket, where he could be pitted against China, OPEC, or President Bush. The game continues until The Killer is had.

So far (and surprisingly—maybe just to me) Alan Greenspan ranks as the number one Killer by the most players, followed by Moody's and S&P, President Bush, and former Countrywide CEO Angelo Mozilo. While it may not be accurate or fair, isn't pointing the finger kind of fun?