by New Deal democrat Do “high pressure” low unemployment economies lead to more capitalinvestment? The Atlanta Fed’s Macroblog has an interesting article today on whether a “high pressure” low unemployment…

…considered in the cost-benefit analysis. Finally, the fourth part of the book considers ways to reduce the competitive use of investment incentives to attract investment. My chapter falls in this…

…decide if a government has “expropriated” an investment, complied with its duties under a bilateral investment treaty (BIT) or “trade agreement” such as NAFTA, while these establishing mechanisms place no…

…plus inventory investment. Inventory investment can be very important if there is a recession and a recovery. However, it does not respond to interest rates. Fixed capital investment is (in…

…All major investment categories of assets increased in the second quarter, led by increases in portfolio investment and direct investment assets. U.S. liabilities increased by $4.16 trillion to a total…

…firms paying households to build factories, or households paying firms to build houses. This is the definition of “investment spending”: paying people/firms to produce long-lived (productive) goods.5 With investment spending,…

…quotas… Point three: To give us energy security, I am asking for the most massive peacetime commitment of funds and resources in our nation’s history to develop America’s own alternative…

…eliminated except under the simplified alternative system, that only short-lived investments (for which expensing is not worth much) would qualify for immediate deduction, that the larger deduction for dependents would…

…spending – although the slate of propositions he has put on the ballot are designed to reduce our investment in public education and to reduce the pension benefits of public…

…jam. Neither will increase the deeper problem of weak labor. The solution is to get off the highway and take an alternative route… an alternative economic system that cultivates more…