Labeling for Increased Profits, Farmer and Economist, Michael Smith It is a well-known marketing ploy to label, relabel, and even mislabel a product again and again to increase sales. We…

…uncertainty. We recommend overweight allocations to U.S. large-cap and mid-cap stocks, which we believe should perform well in this environment. Within U.S. stocks, we favor the consumer discretionary, financial services…

…heart of one of the biggest trade issues pending between China and the West: whether intellectual property, like copyrighted songs, books and movies, should be granted the same kind of…

…“deglobalized” the U.S. economy would require a big reallocation of resources, including capital. Yet you go to trade war with the capital you have, not the capital you’re eventually going…

…the theoretical problem, which psychologically if not analytically drives everything else. Krugman is a high priest of the doctrine that trade balances are caused by capital account balances, which in…

Nick Rowe was looking for the role of money in the Heuristic Macro Model, which is often used to introduce students to Trade economics. The problem he discovered is that…

…I think that there should be a combination of subsidies for new hires funded by revenues from cap and trade (I’m a member of the Pigou club) and an increase…

…use of technology by capitalist firms. O’Connor’s critique took the form of a dialogue, which parodied and refuted an earlier dialogue, “The Employer and Employed,” that had been published in…

…$2000 per month in income, 25% for the rest up to the current cap, and then Harkin’s proposed 5% over the current cap. When I say “obvious,” that’s not to…

…Moran (sic) like me should grasp it-just raise the cap. Which ignores a couple of realities. One there is ZERO chance that you will get any change in the cap…