Category Archives: Economy

Truthout: Salvatore Babones: “Why Inequality Is a Problem and Growth a Red Herring”: How People Are Paid Based on The Skills and Production

Why Inequality Is a Problem and Growth a Red Herring. I really dislike the term income inequality because it assumes that with some people making a lot more money then others. And with income rising with part of the population … Continue reading

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Richmond Times: Editorial: Robert Samuelson: “The Twilight of Entitlement”: What Americans are Entitled to

Samuelson: The twilight of entitlement – Richmond Times Dispatch – Richmond VA. I guess people depending on where they are philosophically have different views as far as what Americans are entitled. To when it comes to the economy ranging from … Continue reading

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FRSFreeStateNow: “World Bank Reports Large Public Sectors Reduce Economic Growth”: The Role of Government

Data in New World Bank Report Shows that Large Public Sectors Reduce Economic Growth. If you look at the Role of Government in America and then compare it with Europe. Its very different, its like looking at a Ford Pinto … Continue reading

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FRSFreeStateNow: “California may join Multi-State Mortgage Settlement”: Fixing the Housing Market

California may join multi-state mortgage settlement. The key to Job Growth in America which we’ve finally been seeing the last few months. Since the 2008 “Great Recession” started, is to get Economic Growth. Strong Economic Growth and one way to … Continue reading

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Unemployment Rose to 9.0% in April Despite 244,000 New Jobs – Business – The Atlantic Wire

Unemployment Rose to 9.0% in April Despite 244,000 New Jobs – Business – The Atlantic Wire. The April Job Numbers like a lot of Job Numbers the last two year are a mix bag. Good news, 244K jobs created net … Continue reading

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