…MSNBC, and others. And more, most of it indicative of a desire to have state-controlled media instead of a free press. “FCC Broadcast Accountability” came under the label of “Reform.”…

…no matter the labels thrown upon them, going back 1000s of years. Its recurring features — concentrated power, weak accountability mechanisms, suppression of organized opposition — are structural problems of…

…proclaim to the world that will maintain aggregate demand growth (in the form of, say, nominal income growth) at all costs, and that it would by no means allow the…

…the US average growth in real per capita income from t to t+1 for every year from 1977 to 2007, and subtracted that amount from the state growth rates. This…

…positive on the market because they expect very strong earnings growth in 2010. This will be the twelfth time since 1950 that earnings growth has turned positive. Even if you…

…the growth of family income has been significant, from a trend growth rate of 2.3% to a trend of 1.3%. If the old trend had continued real family income would…

…actual growth follows these projections. Think about it. From 1947 to 1980, average annual growth was 3.5% and for the 8 years that Clinton was President, average annual growth was…

…since 1960 had weaker investment growth than we’ve seen since 2003. (Perhaps coincidentally, the expansion with the weakest investment growth was the expansion of the 1980s, following the much-admired Reagan…

…Tom DeLay as Majority leader: The Economic Policy Know-Nothings at the Club for Growth endorse John Shadegg for Majority Leader So let’s turn to the Club for Growth endorsement: “There…

…employment growth will be only 0.3% per year as they assume population growth will be about the same. (And yes that should read “they assume productivity growth will be about…