…work in the economic sense derives from this: it confers upon me the impersonal reality of an abstract social individual, as capable as any other of occupying a function within…

…the big battles. 3. Occupy his capital. 4. Accept large indemnities, and territorial and political concessions, in return for going home. By the time he got to the last big…

…occupy Gaza). The Hamas will rebuild. Hamas terrorists can present themselves as civilians (it’s what terrorists often do). It is clear that suffering imposed by Israel has not deterred and…

…street. (Ted Gayer of the Brookings Institute made this argument twice recently. If this were true, “first mover advantage” would also have to be nonexistent.) Investment managers talk about finding…

…the Ellipse up 15th Street past the Treasury Building, then around the perimeter of bumper-to-bumper busses toward Pennsylvania Avenue.  I remember that march vividly, how we flooded the street.  People climbed…

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…of credit to farmers. More recently, opponents of the Federal Reserve have included members of Congress from both parties. While Trump was willing to criticize Wall Street during his campaign,…

Twenty best independent financial blogs 24/7 Wall St reports March 31, 2010: The Angry Bear www.angrybearblog.com. Half a dozen professionals, including a tax law expert, a historian, PhDs in economics,…

…push against a wall and go so fast and so far. Thus real GDP grows slower than expected. The real problem will appear when the wall of increasing utilization of…

Rumble on Wall St. — No Other Way of Keeping Profits Up! At Jacobin, Seth Ackerman did an interview with J.W. Mason about The Class Struggle on Wall Street that…