Employment and Deficits: A Tale of Two Administrations
…the 2012 deficit was half of what it was in 2011, and even if that reduction were applauded by Wall Street and the economic community, it would still be a…
…the 2012 deficit was half of what it was in 2011, and even if that reduction were applauded by Wall Street and the economic community, it would still be a…
…Court adopt a standard authorizing U.S. private investor actions when the U.S. component of the fraud directly causes investors’ injuries. The April SEC study was required by the Dodd-Frank Wall…
…different conversations: Income Inequality and Leisure Inequality: Do the 1% Work Harder Than the 99%? Wall Street Journal Wealth Report, Do the Wealthy Work Harder Than the Rest?, by Robert…
…and fiduciary responsibilities still are or should be operative. That is you don’t get to operate Wall Street on the principle “We eat what we kill” no matter what some…
…Wall Street facilitators like Timothy Geithner in the Treasury and Larry Summers. See Citizens for Tax Justice, President’s Framework Fails to Raise Revenue (pointing out that there is no reason…
…the exemption for children, not the child tax credit, Wall St. J (Feb. 25, 2012) (claiming that he wants an $11,100 personal exemption per child for working families but is…
by Linda Beale American Enterprise Institute’s Arthur Brooks on budgets and taxes Arthur Brooks of the American Heritage Institute had an op-ed in Friday’s Wall Street Journal, “Obama’s Budget Flunks…
…position of those in the labor part of the economy. It quite literally is the government now using the mathematical gymnastics pioneered by Wall Street to trick the masses into…
…with governments around the world on behalf of UBS”. Wall Street Journal, Feb. 11, 2012, at B13. The “Who’s News” note says tht Gramm “helped build the UBS Office of…
…a Wall Street Financial Analyst, Distinguished Research Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri, Kansas City… In this interview, Prof. Hudson suggests that Greece is the test to see…