…grandparents were before them). I am an economist and I think that the economists such as Gene Sperling are dreaming. My contribution, such as it is, is to note how…

…– GDP minus net exports – was weaker than the headline, increasing 0.7% on the quarter, reflecting the positive contribution from external demand. Domestic demand is barely growing – remember…

…6.2 percent the workers now contributed to Social Security. Another 6.2% is sent to Social Security by employers. Under the Sessions bill, employers would continue to make this matching contribution…

…can call 1.8% annualized growth ‘stellar’) with consumption growth being revised downward to 2.2% over the quarter (previously 2.7%). Below is an illustration of the Q1 2011 contributions to GDP…

…deflator.) The contributions to Q1 2011 fixed investment spending demonstrate that the entirety of fixed investment growth came from equipment and software, 0.8% quarterly contribution. (On data, you can view…

…contribution to the body of literature on the marriage mess, I wonder momentarily whether Clement’s decision to represent the group of House members, and the law firm’s decision to remove…

…fact is that in order to pay for their longer life expectancy, the workers would need to raise their own Social Security contribution by about forty cents per week per…

…publishes a weekly newsletter encompassing news from around the world for his readership. Collaborating with Dan, we asked RJS to make a similar contribution to Angry Bear, where he has…

…tax dedicated to pay for the retirement and insurance benefits of the taxpayer himself according to a formula based on his own direct contributions. “Tax” is another word we need…

…the current system? (ie. most value is actually ‘accrued’ in the last five (?10) years of acummulated contribution for a pensioner? Not unlike any plan based on yearly contributions over…