…to soar by roughly 8 percent, each and every year for the past decade. (See chart on page 2 of my report on “Getting More Value from Medicare. Six percent…

…Brazilian real, 14% against the Mexican peso, 12% against the Peruvian nuevo sol, and 11% against the Chilean peso. Much of the $US’s lost value is due to a renewed…

…the value is realized. Indeed, the only reason to fear inflation from TARP/TAF sources is if you expect a significant shortfall in the actual values, something for which you can…

…the official who approved the sale knew they would be used as weapons. In the Reagan era US arms sales to Iraq (by value) were lower than Danish or Brazilian…

…the level value seems more like a hit or miss to me. (Note: except for the Challenger cuts, all of this data has been revised). Correction: Just heard from Charles…

…to recovery is the stabilization of home values. If home values would just “stop” declining – I understand that there is a market mechanism going on here that is pushing…

…is their value added? My answer there is below the fold here. i have yet to see a convincing argument for having insurance companies in the healthcare equation. I don’t…

…years. In theory, increased imports of manufacturers from China and petroleum should shift US employment from import-competing industries to export activities. Since export industries create about 10 percent more value…

…company received land grants and Government bonds valued at $38.5 million, while Stanford admitted that $54 million in Central Pacific stock transferred to the Contract and Finance Company in payment…

…it is wrong to produce a simple average of such costs as that does not take account of the time value of money. We assumed in the analysis we did…