Going Galt – Present and Past
…this: one party advocates policies that produce rapid economic growth, and one part dismisses those policies with epithets like “socialism” and advocates instead policies that produce dismal economic growth. And…
…this: one party advocates policies that produce rapid economic growth, and one part dismisses those policies with epithets like “socialism” and advocates instead policies that produce dismal economic growth. And…
…economic arguments are those to be found, here Alessandra Pelloni and Robert Waldmann (1998) “Stability Properties of a growth Model,” Economics Letters, vol. 61 pp 55-60. (that’s a model of…
by cactus A Look at What the Next President’s Chief Economic Advisor Wrote About Tax Policy Since Christina Romer is gonna be Obama’s Chair of the Council of Economic Advisors,…
…claim to an economic legacy rests with his claim that he set out to balance the budget, succeeded, and this led to lower interest rates which led to the economic…
…economic difficulties for the US in particular and the world overall. This question is being ignored or minimized in economic blogs one reader states. Look for more on the topic….
…to be 6.5% of GDP. That was their first economic plan. A recession came – they blamed it on Clinton and 9/11 and pushed through tax cuts, and more tax…
From the Saturday NYT story by Floyd Norris. Just to preclude the comments, this is from the economic bottom, so it does not include the recession Bush inherited….
…democracy has historically played a pivotal role in the rise of social expenditures; and that social spending has not gravely weakened economic incentives and long-term economic growth, despite the drumbeat…
John McCain’s Economic plan….
…Table V.B2: Additional Economic Factors, and Table V.A1: Principal Demographic assumptions, all of which (and many more) to be found in 2008 Social Security Report: List of Tables. The Economic…