…disappeared, so I had to edit this a third time. Aaargh. Steve Roth, Dan Crawford, and reader RJS have helped a lot via emails–thanks, guys!–but I’m still semi-clueless about it…

…forcing bondholders to write down debt are essential prerequisites to an economic recovery. ,,, Additionally, economist Steve Keen has shown that “a sustainable level of bank profits appears to be…

…and starting their startups or continuing to innovate and invent through their ongoing companies. Steve Jobs is gone, so he can’t be asked whether he would have ditched the idea…

Steve Easterbrook offers this quick timeline on climatology. In particular, the movies and animations at the end, including the IPSL one, are very interesting and a lot of fun. See…

This is a companion piece to Steve’s AB post from earlier today, where he points out the specious reasoning of “the likes of Scott Sumner, David Beckworth, Lars Christensen, et…

To add to the fire Jazz and Steve have kindled, YOY inflation is at its lowest level historically according to the BEA and Next New Deal blog. It does not…

…“plan”) and Steve Malanga (you all know him as the purported tax expert from the right-wing Manhattan Institute) to generally reasonable Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson–about their ridiculous claims of a…

…Red countermovement among Appalachians and Okies:   And here, showing where Clinton dominated over Obama among Democrats in the primaries: Both Steve Sailer and Senator Jim Webb link this pattern…

…We Rushing To Get Rid Of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? posted at Angry Bear via Econospeak. What Steve Keen is maybe trying to say (Nick Rowe, Worthwhile Canadian Initiative)…

AB had a post on Congressman Steve King, an advocate of austerity and shut down yet received $9.17 billion in subsidies 1995-2012 for his district without offering cut backs for…