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[Bookofezekiel3's Blog] Dear President Cristina Kirchner of Argentina, please distribute ...: MITI's establishment of the Japan Development Bank (1951) also provided the private sector with low-cost capital for long-term growth. The Japan Development Bank introduced access to the Fiscal Investment and Loan Plan (FILP), a massive pooling of .

[justoneaccount.co.uk] justoneaccount.co.uk » Blog Archive » The Political Economy of ...: The UK administration in the first week of October came up with a mammoth 500 billion pounds bailout package primarily to shore up the fortunes of the nation’s banking sector. Russia too has approved a host measures estimated to be worth US dollars 86 billion to salvage the country’s banks hit by the credit squeeze.

[Watts Up With That?] Indianapolis wind power contract canceled « Watts Up With That?: Then, correctly, the focus was on renewables as site specific -if you live on a windy Welsh hillside you’d be crazy not to have a turbine, just as if you’ve got a 1000 unit pig farm you’re crazy not to have an anaerobic digester to turn poo into power. And over 30 years later it seems to me still that renewables offer excellent local solutions but the idea that they can play a significant national role is fanciful –

[Mises Economics Blog] Stupid 19th-century nostrums like the free market ”” Mises ...: The problem with the US economy at the moment is that it is losing private sector jobs at an alarming rate, while, at the same time, adding public sector jobs. The Obama Administration is promoting “Green-Doggle” jobs as a solution to unemployment.

[Library of Economics and Liberty] Tyler Cowen on the Future of Health Policy, Arnold Kling | EconLog ...: The future of young generation will suffer because of this plan to pay debth and .All opinions expressed on EconLog reflect those of the author or individual commenters, and do not necessarily represent the views or positions of the Library of Economics and Liberty (Econlib) website or its owner, Liberty Fund, Inc.

[Katherine Kersten] Katherine Kersten » Blog Archive » Public sector: An anchor as we sink: The employee settled for less pay than the private sector in exchange for greater job security, and the satisfaction of being a public servant. The benefits were usually less, as well, but then again, they were far more secure, since the government was less likely to go bankrupt than a private (even Fortune 500) company.

[Ron Kaye LA] Face Facts: The Economy Isn't Coming Back to 'Normal', A 'New ...: is the former editor of the Los Angeles Daily News who has become a community activist, helping to found the Saving LA Project. He writes on city issues in Los Angeles and is a frequent speaker at community groups on the need to get informed and involved in the effort to make LA a city of great schools and neighborhoods, a city with a healthy business climate and good jobs, a city where the people are respected and have a seat at the table of power.

[Untitled] Economy Kept On Life Support While Global Governance Is Organized «: The illusion of U.S. recovery seems to be paramount in the plan for Globalist centralization.  Every scam imaginable has been fashioned to lure the public into a sense of false comfort.  In my original observations on the economic collapse, I believed that we would likely see a “trigger” event in 2010, which would set off a “rolling breakdown” that would not fully climax for a few years.  Now, I am not so sure.  After examining the facts behind the implementation of SDRs as well as the potentially explosive situation in the treasury market, I believe that a “shock and awe” scenario is becoming more probable.  The behavior of the Fed, along with that of the IMF seems to suggest that they are preparing for a focused collapse, peaking within weeks or months instead of years, and the most certain fall of the dollar.

[politicalbetting.com] politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » What if the price of a litre ...: The fall of the pound is of course undeniable proof the economy is rooted, so I expect every effort to be done at Stalin HQ to suggest that everything is superficially fine and dandy. Not sure how long they can keep pumping money in though.

[Mises Economics Blog] What Credit Crunch? ”” Mises Economics Blog: If WWII really rescued the US from the depression, then all we need to do today is draft all of the unemployed, shoot about a fourth of them, then build thousands of ships and airplanes, sink the ships in the ocean and shoot down the aircraft. We don't need to start a war.

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