…has never been a lawmaker. ****** *Link is to a non-pay-wall republication titled slightly differently. **As we Bears know, Dan Crawford has a sense of humor. Or did have one….

…effect isn’t very strong in the low-wage labor market; many other economic effects are at play. One of those other effects — also based on textbook Econ-101 reasoning — bears…

…if the 1%’s share of income had not grown by 8%, median household income would have grown by $12,000 instead of $8,000. This bears out Lane’s rather intuitive, common-sense assertion…

…as authoritative on the technical, legal, economic and subjective factors that determine the hours of work. But there is another aspect of Chapman’s article that bears directly on Robbins’s point…

…bears the lion’s share of the blame for our current circumstances, Congress owns the problem.  As the day of the faux default approached, we saw senators screaming that their colleagues…

The story hardly bears repeating: Pricing is the ultimate miracle of Darwinian markets. Competitors who produce goods at lower prices thrive, expand their operations, and produce more. Those who charge…

Angry Bears are, I’m sure, familiar with the 27 % crazification factor. . Although a joke, it does pop up rather often in opinion polls. I think there might be…

…including the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and, of course 14th amendments. Angry bears who are actual lawyers are authorized to delete this post if it is an embarrassment to…

Both bulls and bears are examining wage growth for signs of incipient inflationary pressures. The current debate seems to assume that wages are completely determined by how much slack there…

…convicted for conduct that bears, let’s just say, a resemblance to Rubio’s. Former Virginia governor Bob McDonnell would dispute that his was one such case, since McDonnell contends that when…