The End of a Recession… And Where We’re Going
…behavior of various indicators of economic activity. The estimates of real GDP issued by the Bureau of Economic Analysis of the U.S. Department of Commerce are only available quarterly. Further,…
…behavior of various indicators of economic activity. The estimates of real GDP issued by the Bureau of Economic Analysis of the U.S. Department of Commerce are only available quarterly. Further,…
…in workers’ take-home pay. Put it all together and you get economic performance that is dismal relative to typical US economic performance over the last 50 years. So given that…
…world more peaceful, as nations linked by a shared economic fate wouldn’t dare wage war against one another. The world would become more democratic, too, as economic liberalization would lead…
…that while a second Biden presidency would see cooling inflation and continued economic growth of 2.1%, a Trump presidency would be an economic disaster. Trump has promised to slash taxes…
Here we are EOM February, have economic projections improved under Trump? I do not believe, this administration gives a damn about economic projections. It is open to questions though. 🙂…
…administration and exposes the fragility and speculative nature of the global economic system it disrupted. 5 Key Bullet Points: Jared Kushner reportedly chose Trump’s economic adviser by browsing Amazon book…
…Today The plastics industry faces a challenging economic landscape as the latest Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) economic outlook reveals that while global growth proved more resilient than expected in…
…prescription for slower, not faster economic growth. (Try reconciling the data with Republican, libertarian, or Austrian economic theory.) Now… I do not believe that higher taxes, in and of themselves,…
…depreciation program began in October 1933, even though all economic historians agree in began in mid-April 1933, when the exchange rate for the dollar began declining (against gold and against…
…this type of economic analysis is just “hope [for booming economic growth] masquerading as theory.” The facts are different. Empirical studies show decisively that increasing inequality is extraordinarily harmful to…