…management and large scale bond and stock markets where corporation could raise capital. Consequently, it would seem to be a fair comparison to compare the performance of the US economy…

…2018 being the bankruptcy date): The fact that social security benefits are not correlated with the stock market – or the bond/ housing markets for that matter – is another…

…miraculously go up when the taxing provisions that are intended to raise revenues are cut back. Sometimes there are a few localized effects–such as increased selling of capital stocks to…

…says it is S&P500 PE Ratio. The numbers it shows are in the high 20s — which is consistent with my gut feeling that the stock market has been substantially…

…consumer confidence, and a rising stock market. 2.2% growth is basically ok, closer to recession than to boom, but basically neither. It would take growth rates somewhat above 3% to…

…and services) is determined by the behavior of profit maximizing producers, competitive labor markets, the existing stock of capital goods, and the state of technology, then relative prices will tend…

…and transforming discriminatory underwriting, credit scoring, and AI systems.”   The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act’s mortgage reforms returned safety to the housing market. Improvements to the Qualified…