Silly Statements on Social Security (In)Solvency
…would think the Social Security system is horribly unfunded. The good news is that the very smart conservative Andrew Samwick and and the very smart liberal Max Sawicky are having…
…would think the Social Security system is horribly unfunded. The good news is that the very smart conservative Andrew Samwick and and the very smart liberal Max Sawicky are having…
Max Cleland wanted to personally deliver this letter to the President. Of course, George W. Bush is trying to avoid responsibility for the Swift Boat smears any way he can….
Connect the Dots Max Sawicky connects the dots in the August 6th, 2001 Presidential Daily Briefing. Definitely take a look. AB UPDATE: Viq Digby, this transcript of Bush being interviewed…
More Mankiw from MaxSpeaks Max Sawicky finds two more nuggets in Prof. Mankiw’s books. Apparently, deficits do affect interest rates and the corporate income tax only hurts workers and customers…
…tactics. The y axis scale on your graph is “parts per million.” So we’ve gone from 300 max parts per million, to 400 parts per million. Or .0003 to .0004…
…hair begin to burn. In his cross-examination of Alterman, Max Steuer settled on an unusual approach. He asked Alterman to repeat the account of Margaret Schwartz’s death again and again….
…5 months straight with the new data released today. So does this continued fall in capacity utilization reflect the effective demand limit? From my own measure using profit-maximization estimations… yes….
…2014, they started following the Cobra’s profit-max limit. Here is the latest graph using monthly data that includes the data for capacity utilization that came out today. Conclusion Just as…
…graph plotting the Cobra equation. The utilizations of labor and capital reached profit maximization, slid along the max limit, and have since backed off which is setting the stage for…
…quantity of imports. All of this is indeed true, even if the size of those changes may vary a lot. Over on Facebook, the secret godfather o this blog, Max…