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Post: Comments on Brian Wesbury article Comment by ‘Hoover Printing Press‘: Warren congrats on your new website. Thanks! I keep reading that the bond insurers
Post: Comments on Brian Wesbury article Comment by ‘Hoover Printing Press‘: Warren congrats on your new website. Thanks! I keep reading that the bond insurers
He’s got the data right, and I agree with all he concludes from it. All he’s missing is the difference he points two between now
On Jan 28, 2008 4:26 PM, Mike wrote: > bottom line if trade deficit shrinks via export strength that has to be > extremely dollar
US Slides into Dangerous 1930s ‘Liquidity Trap’ The Daily Telegraph’s Ambrose Evans-Pritchard details interesting insights from Joseph Stiglitz. No, common errors. The United States is
Oil futures jump back above $90 a barrel by John Wilen Oil futures jumped back above $90 a barrel Friday, adding to the previous session’s
Mainstream economics would put it this way: Inflation risk to long term growth vs short term growth risks So on the inflation side: CPI year
If the Fed doesn’t care about this they REALLY don’t care about inflation? 5Y5Y Break-even Inflation since 2006 ♥
Not to mention my bent is inflation and growth are, at best, very weak functions of interest rates, and they work mostly through the cost
(an email) On Jan 23, 2008 8:51 PM, Joshua wrote: > > Economy is in dire condition?!?!?! Look at today’s earnings reports and > forecasts…anecdotal,
If I were a mainstream economist and on the FOMC (I’m not either, they are both), and world equity markets were firm going into the