Big oil, big water, and big spending…who is the economy for?
…Water – has begun. At stake is one of the largest oil reserves in the world, a vast cache trapped beneath the Rocky Mountains containing an estimated 800 billion barrels…
…Water – has begun. At stake is one of the largest oil reserves in the world, a vast cache trapped beneath the Rocky Mountains containing an estimated 800 billion barrels…
…be a joke “Frederal reserves” but Blogger appears to automatically correct misspelled titles. Felix Salmon explains thing to me in a comment, which I pull back after the jump. After…
…Great Depression. The Fed increased its existing currency swaps with foreign central banks by $330 billion to $620 billion to make more dollars available worldwide. The Term Auction Facility, the…
…years of established natural gas reserves remaining—in direct violation of its own legislation requiring a minimum 15 years of proven supply before any can be removed from the province. The…
…solvency in terms of Short Term Actuarial Balance (1 year of projected reserves in each of the next 10 years) and Long Term Actuarial Balance (1 year of reserves in…
…billion in 2017. By 2017, benefit payments may start to exceed payroll contributions – but guess what, reserves will continue to rise for a few more years. Dean Baker comments:…
…if the reserves that do exist – even if Luskin calls them a mirage – do run out in about 40 years or so, the Trust Fund will still be…
…oil reserves are in Asia, that it supplies just 1% of US oil needs, and that oil is highly fungible (meaning that oil from one source can and will be…
…the now $1.6 trillion in Social Security Trust Fund reserves, which are likely to grow to $8 trillion by 2020?: The truth is that there is no money in the…
…income statements and balance sheets, AB provides the details as to how SSTF’s surpluses have amassed $1.6 trillion in reserves. What did Brad S. say again: Don’t forget that the…