…the Democrat getting on the air. At very least it would be worth polling in Idaho and Nebraska, and maybe even South Dakota to see if it would be worthwhile…

…resource. It is difficult to speak to a society’s wealth without introducing the concept of worth. A society’s wealth has worth. A society’s money has worth in the sense that…

…but even more so in the first two chapters of Capital Vol. III, Marx takes a long period position, noting that prices and wages may deviate from labor values even…

…for his General Fund deficit is his insistence on large and permanent income tax cuts. Victor makes some interesting points including noting the Federal spending fell in the 1990’s, but…

…should we think about that, analytically and normatively? Further research needed. Also worth noting in this graph: before the recent…debacle of 2007–2009, the median wealth of older households grew a…

…worth our borrowing from China for them, the can call Portman back and verify that massive tax cuts for the wealthy are worth borrowing from China for. Seriously … do…

…worth, i.e. the level at the exact middle of the net worth distribution in a country. G&M commenter “TJMone” picks up that point, receiving an answer from “porkbarrel pundit”: a…

…reports household net worth. Since the end of 1999, nominal net worth has increased by a mere 10.2% – less than the increase in the price-level. So, Mr. Tammy forgets…

…series for household assets, debt, and net worth, and see how they behave in the lead-ins to recessions. I’ve pointed out repeatedly that year-over-year declines in real (inflation-adjusted) household net worth…

…previous years’ spent dollars were “worth more”). The asset markets think our stuff is worth way more than the national accountants do. There’s a simple accounting explanation for this: a…