…policies in place or announced suggests the world is currently on track for a doubling of overall mineral requirements for clean energy technologies by 2040 (in the IEA Stated Policies…

…liberalism: This is all to say that a bias towards the interests of General Electric is a liberal bias. The company advances and benefits from leftist policies, so to say…

…pay his fair share of taxes (the public was split over the question in the fall). And a majority of voters in the 2012 exit poll said that Romney’s policies…

…find post-2007 CPI-E data. But unless Mister Bernstein and his cohorts are declaring that costs for the Elderly were actually deflationary from 2008 forward (at which point they would be…

…that retail sales could tumble a bit in coming months. Furthermore, price inflation lost some steam, although it remains above the deflationary period that ended in 2010 by the headline…

…its primary objective, the Eurosystem “shall also ‘support the general economic policies in the Union with a view to contributing to the achievement of the objectives of the Union’. These…

…to draw down saving further as a share of income in order to facilitate the government’s deficit objectives. This deflationary policy is NOT sustainable. Rebecca Wilder Also published at Newsneconomics…

…growth in the debt deflationary economies like Spain. I’ve argued a similar point in the past. However, I’d like to add that this “perverse cult” called the European Central Bank…

…many, but it may be just as feasible. In the 1930s, cutting the link quickly led to a recovery of demand, by reducing deflationary pressures. Far from the shattering blow…

…high inequality. The supply-side, trickle-down economic policies of the last decade benefitted people like me, but the wealth didn’t trickle down. So while we did quite well, people who live…