…last president to deal with double-digit unemployment. (His presidency also began with broad popularity, high expectations, and a souring economy — sound familiar?) At virtually this same point in his…

…registered, on average, double-digit monthly export growth to China: Belgium 49% Y/Y, Germany 25%, Spain 16%, Greece 19%, Ireland 22%, Netherlands 39%, and Portugal 49%. Only Finland saw its monthly…

…and less likely to leak double-walled version that is ordinarily used. They hurried the sealing of the well rather than cycle through the extra day necessary, worried about the fact…

…and IRS as any attempt to crack down on transfer pricing scams gets underway. It describes the “double Irish”. And I have to admit, this was a ruse known widely…

…idea of having the exams identified only by a number and graded double blind but he was getting there). His advice was followed. In the event, the mandatory exams were…

…relevant countries register a positive rate of inflation – even a double digit rate of inflation – because inflation is not tantamount to default. Nor do the ratings agencies recognize…

…looking out for their own interests. The argument that corporate taxes somehow are just double taxation because ultimately all cost has to come out of price is just bullshit, it…

…rise at 8% annually and will double by 2020 unless Massachusetts can find a methodology to control the rising cost of healthcare. One answer might be Maryland’s solution, a regulatory…

…and that you should double your inflation target to make it reasonable, it’s worth trying: The International Monetary Fund’s top economist, Olivier Blanchard, says central bankers should consider aiming for…

…The biggest difference is that my index gives inflation and unemployment equal weight while the standard Taylor Rule gives inflation double the weight of the various measures of excess capacity….