What to look for in tomorrow’s CPI and Friday’s PPI
What to look for in tomorrow’s CPI and Friday’s PPI – by New Deal democrat We’re still in the post-jobs report lull in economic news today. That will end tomorrow…
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The economy in 2019: a look at the “big picture”
by New Deal democrat The economy in 2019: a look at the “big picture” Although I have a bunch of nerdy forecasting models, I view my primary mission as trying…
Angry Bear has a new look and RSS feed has been restored
If you have been missing updates from Angry Bear, we apologize for the inconvenience. In the process of recently re-designing the look of the blog, the feed was inadvertently disabled…
Why is Donald Trump Covering Up ALIEN ABDUCTIONS?
…’em come to me. They would all be for the other side. None of ’em come to me. But when you look at the people that are registered: dead, illegal…
This Is What Happens When Progressives Look the Other Way
This Is What Happens When Progressives Look the Other Way – Peter Dorman @Econospeak Recent events in Florida—the “Stop WOKE” Act, the rejection of AP African American Studies, the hostile…
Remarks by the Vice President
…also another aspect of it as I observed about him — he changed not only the physical circumstance, he changed how they looked at themselves and how they looked at…
April jobs report: well, that was a big miss …. but look at the composition
April jobs report: well, that was a big miss …. but look at the composition HEADLINES: +266,000 million jobs added: 218,000 private sector plus 48,000 government. The alternate, and more…
33 Months Of COVID In One Image: One More Look At The Red/Blue Death Rate Divide
“33 Months of COVID in one image: One more look at the Red/Blue Death Rate Divide,” ACA Signups, Charles Gaba. Charles lives in Michigan, one county over from where I…
A Closer Look at the Pay-Me-to-Not-Recline Argument
…step in analysis is not taken. Coase at Cruising Altitude: A Closer Look at the Pay-Me-to-Not-Recline Argument The recent dust-up over the rights of recliners versus the people behind them…
A look at costs of doing nothing
…and parents’ actions need to change if children’s life paths are to change. This is another way to look at costs to us of doing nothing to address the issue….