When Presidents must look like they perform well
…hasn’t reacted angrily enough to the oil spill, Obama (like every president) is a prisoner to the economy. As long as the unemployment rate remains high, no amount of “magic”…
…hasn’t reacted angrily enough to the oil spill, Obama (like every president) is a prisoner to the economy. As long as the unemployment rate remains high, no amount of “magic”…
…Senate hearing in November, Mary Landrieu, the Democratic senator from Louisiana, said we had to measure the dangers of oil spills against the gains from oil: victory in the second…
…does not come back to the place where he started from by the time the sun sets, all the land will spill out of the gap and he will get…
…resources consolidation results in long transportation (inhumane to animals; wasteful of oil and gas resources) the subsidies (including some tax expenditures) for agriculture have gotten out of control–costly, misdirected, ill-conceived,…
…that financial disruptions could spill over to the broader economy,” he said. As the economy and markets improve “it will be necessary for the Federal Reserve to remove the policy…
…support of H.R. 2452 by telling a scary story about a sewage spill that went on for two years before anyone realized what was going on (and after 4.8 million…
…a decline in overall market activity – slowing of total unit sales and build up of inventories. When inventories rise and sales start to fall this will spill over into…
…more general inflation problem in the US? Not necessarily. The problem is that a high overall inflation rate due to energy costs could very easily spill over into a higher…
…surge in oil prices have still caused fairly large year-over-year price changes in recent months, as the picture below shows. I’d like to see the core rate of 12-month CPI…
…and Short’s allegations, Blair told reporters: “We are going to be in a very dangerous situation as a country if people feel they can simply spill out secrets or details…