The Fed's New NAIRU: Evil Enough To Unite Democrats And Republicans
Acceptance of 6.5% unemployment is unacceptable.
Acceptance of 6.5% unemployment is unacceptable.
How much should we cut back and how should we do it?
Transparency with regard to human flows is of utmost importance.
We’re not going to grow our way out of anything by raising taxes on top earners.
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Any deal the GOP could strike now would be counterproductive. read »
By now you've heard at least two opposing versions of the Tale of the Tearful Twinkies. In the first, a great American brand was driven into bankruptcy by inflexible unions despite the heroic efforts of bold, albeit foolhardy, investors. In the second, greedy vulture capitalists sucked the lifeblood out of a mainstream American company, destroying the jobs of thousands of hard-working blue collar workers as executives feasted on lavish pay and bonuses. read »
As Syrian engineers, working for the Assad regime, began to weaponize Sarin gas by combining its chemical precursers isopropanol and methylphosphonyl difluoride, (the Syrians have 500 metric tons of these precursers), Americans were asking a question they hadn’t asked since the beginning of the war in Iraq: What are the effects of Sarin? Do I need to be worried about it? read »
“What is motivating (Obama) primarily is ideology. And an ideological opening. He doesn't like the malefactors of great wealth. He wants to "spread the wealth around." Peggy Noonan read »
By Amesh A.Adalja, MD FACP read »
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