Round up post
Let’s look at some economic news: From Professor Reynolds, Three ways to actually do something positive about the economy. The reality behind the current “low”… Read More »Round up post
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Let’s look at the numbers again…
One of the shining qualities of Creepy Uncle Joe, the current Vice-President, is that he will occasionally let the truth slip from his mouth. Yup,… Read More »Let’s look at the numbers again…
Quote of the Day
Dr. Charles Krauthammer makes the following astute observation: “To understand the workings of American politics, you have to understand this fundamental law: Conservatives think liberals are… Read More »Quote of the Day
The decline of the democrat party
Here is a clear example of a decline in economic literacy to start with. In the early sixties, you had the head of the democrat… Read More »The decline of the democrat party
Quote of the Day
“G.W. Bush was a fiscal loose cannon. Obama is a flaming fiscal train wreck colliding with a killer asteroid falling into a super massive black… Read More »Quote of the Day
Time to review some numbers
Let’s start with the BLS unemployment numbers. The U3 number for June 2014 was 6.1%. Now if you were paying attention, you would know that… Read More »Time to review some numbers
A lesson in cause and effect
This educational tale comes from Austin, Texas. A city known as a liberal stronghold in an otherwise sensible state. The article quotes one Gretchen Gardner, an… Read More »A lesson in cause and effect
Quote of the Day
“Every business guy I know in the country is frightened of Barack Obama and the way he thinks.” — Steve Wynn
Dealing with the economic illiterate.
One of the downsides of haven taken multiple graduate courses in economics, finance and accounting, is that I know more about the current state of… Read More »Dealing with the economic illiterate.
Moonbats on Parade
I’ve observed leftists getting all wee-weed up over somebody on Fox News Business saying “don’t be poor.” When did the concept of bettering yourself and… Read More »Moonbats on Parade