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[Truth is Treason in the Empire of Lies] Old Keynesian Dogs, Old Fiscal Tricks: Because the meeting was in 1934, and because Keynes had not yet come up with Keynesianism - he was still working on it - I do not think the meeting was important for the future of the American economy. Keynes justified in theory in 1936 what every Western government had been doing for several years: printing money, raising taxes, running deficits, and regulating the economy.
[FP Passport - blogging on global news, politics, economics, and ideas] Morning Brief: Send in the troops?: The United States says it will ignore the results of Friday's election, which the opposition is boycotting. Decision '08.
[Chronicles: A Magazine of American Culture | Your Home for Traditional Conservatism] The Decline and Fall of the American Economy: Offshoring Our Security: Wal-Mart’s “always low prices” can only last so long as China keeps her currency pegged to the U.S. dollar. Sooner or later, if the dollar continues to decline, China may abandon the currency peg (Beijing has recently adopted a moving peg and is allowing its currency to appreciate gradually against the dollar), and the United States will find herself dependent on expensive foreign-manufactured goods she cannot afford.
[*for*fun] The Great Depression: The Great Depression was a dramatic, worldwide economic downturn beginning in some countries as early as 1928.[1] The beginning of the Great Depression in the United States is associated with the stock market crash on October 29, 1929, known as Black Tuesday and the end is associated with the onset of the war economy of World War II, beginning around 1939.
[WSJ.com: Real Time Economics] Midafternoon Macro: UPS vs. FedEx: According to management: “The anemic U.S. economy is negatively impacting package volume into the United States, affecting results UPS didn’t come right out and say it, but it’s possible that Big Brown won’t see its global volume-growth number saved by “international,” as happened at FedEx last week.
[Panama Sol - The Blog] Economy growing despite oil prices: I agree with their analysis that Panama is a service country for the most part and therefore oil has been less a factor than if they were manufacturing driven but….Panama’s recent growth is more directly related to construction and that is manufacturing a product. The cost of manufacturing a building has increased dramatically and has greatly affected the affordability of homes by those coming here for a bargain.
[FP Passport - blogging on global news, politics, economics, and ideas] Morning Brief: Saved by the Dutch: Argentina's striking farmers are damaging the country's economy and reputation. Global Economy. Under intense political pressure, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has agreed to investigate to what extent speculators are ...
[psywarriormatrix.com] Drive-by News Updates...Water Boarding For Your Karma. :: The ...: The odds aren't good and Americans, heavily indebted and addicted to credit, are still hoping the Federal Reserve can save them, much as a patient hopes doctors will provide the right medicines, not knowing the doctors are getting kickbacks from the pharmaceutical companies and are skimming prescriptions for their own benefit.
[Know The Lies - Demistifying Poverty and Disease. What has Socio-economics done for you lately? -] Fuel Costs Could Drive Major Air Carriers Out of Business: Pressured by rising fuel costs, major airlines could collapse as early as this year, the coalition said. The failure of just one airline could disrupt travel for 200,000 to 300,000 daily passengers and cause between 30,000 and 75,000 immediate job losses, said the coalition.
[Panama Investor Blog] Economy growing despite oil prices: Two of the main pillars of the economy are the PanamaCanal and international finance, which are not as impacted by the priceof oil as, for example, a factory would be. This means that increasesin the cost of oil have less of a direct effect on the country’seconomic growth.
[Recent Comments on Mises Economics Blog] The Oil Follies: The lives of the American people are now governed by just a handful of corporations, with the power of the government behind them. Remember, the best type of control is "indirect", because it keeps your hands clean and accomplishes the same.
[The Scott Leaf - Real Estate Professional Blog] RBC Canadian Economics Digest June 2008: Post is included in group: Keller Williams Canada
[Hipsterdaddy's Weblog] The New Mask of India: The walls of the center were lined with posters showing parody scenes of Indians and westerners interacting and doing business together, complete with slogans of workplace solidarity and team work. The dress and disposition of the workers is this environment were very distinct from that of the average Indian and one could easily distinguish an IT/ BPO employee in the streets of an Indian city.
[Pizzarebbe's Weblog] A Free Course in Economics: these guys seem to be really hip ...: Since 1971 the Henry George Institute has offered a three-course series that surveys fundamental principles of political economy. Now the full series is finally available on the Web!
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