…the recession following Lehman’s demise is already over and the free market ready to assume its inexorable rise, while others talk of a double dip recession, persisting debt deflation and…

With all the talk of “Detroit,” you would think that Michigan would have lost the most employees, as a percentage of same, on the year. After all, the scariest graph…

…events of that day are not something I talk about much, and I doubt I have ever written about them. But I’ve been thinking about the murders committed last week…

…2.8% I don’t know about anyone else, but I wouldn’t be celebrating the wage “gains” of the current era. (And let’s not even talk about actual wages received, since Barry…

…press. There has also been an evolution from manual machines and automatics to NC and CNC machines over the years. Let’s talk about throughput first though. Everyone is familiar with…

…about 50 cents a week. It would reduce the 75-year deficit by 1.39 percent of taxable payroll or by about 69 percent. Dale Coberly, a frequent commenter on Social Security,…

…not see it in their business. I think this GDP rise, “we’re out of the recession” was just more of the inside the beltway pundit MSM happy talk. How else…

…any other tax to a lump sum poll tax will cause a Pareto improvement. It removes distortions to incentives and, with such a tax, everyone is perfectly equal. This gives…

…(a female plumber). “Results revealed that with explicit labeling, older adults were able to discount their stereotypes and avoid processing difficulties when subsequent stereotype-inconsistent information was encountered,” the researchers write….

…of dollars of toxic mortgages. But it got nice headlines at the end of August, when talk of “green shoots” and “inflation fears”needed to get momentum. Featured less prominently is…