2 hours ago by Charles

It is possible for some time to consume a resource faster than its renewal rate, just as a business can for some time consume its accumulated money capital faster than it takes money in (this is only an illustration and does not confuse money with wealth). ... Read more The Original Post is Located ...

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5 hours ago by admin

The Economic Forecast for 2012 is a gloomy one. The world’s top economists and investors predict that it will be a year of volatility and uncertainty for the markets and global economy, as a whole. A Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia survey involving forty five economic forecasters predicts a rea ...

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1 day ago by Laurel Delaney

Oh come on now ... really? Much of the rise in exports is a consequence of domestic problems. The value of the dollar has declined, so that foreigners save money when they buy American. Businesses, struggling to find customers here, are focusing on foreign sales. And a boom in commodity prices, whic ...

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1 day ago by guru

Sources : The world’s most populous nation is finding that its economic prosperity comes with a price: Inequality, social division, and political unrest. What‘ s wrong with China? It’s struggling to cope with the consequences of its own rapid economic growth. China’s economy grew at a red-hot rate o ...

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1 day ago by Bill Bonner

[1]Image via Wikipedia Get out your chopsticks! Brush up on your sushi! Learn to read backwards and upside down! Yes...we’re going to Japan! The gist of the Japanese situation is this: The bubble burst in 1990. But rather than let their big businesses go belly up, the Japanese used every trick in th ...

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2 days ago by Alan Gregory

The world’s print media outlets continue publishing articles like this, and still the powers-that-be in the political caves hide their faces in the sand (formerly ice, but it melted) and refuse to do anything.

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2 days ago by Giffenman

I am pleased at the new Cameron proposal, - 'Elderly people should be encouraged to go back to work and move into smaller homes'. Thats one more supply side policy. The principle behind it: the purpose of every human being is to contribute to society until death and the Cameron policy exemplifies it ...

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2 days ago by Bill Bonner

Get out your chopsticks! Brush up on your sushi! Learn to read backwards and upside down! Yes...we're going to Japan! The gist of the Japanese situation is this: The bubble burst in 1990. But rather than let their big businesses go belly up, the Japanese used every trick in the book. Counter- cyclic ...

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2 days ago by News

By Edward Morrissey, The Fiscal Times Last week, Indiana became the 23rd state in the US to adopt right-to-work laws that prohibit closed shops and mandatory union-dues fees in workplaces. The change was notable for two reasons. First, it had been more than a decade since any state adopted right-to- ...

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2 days ago by Bill Bonner

Get out your chopsticks! Brush up on your sushi! Learn to read backwards and upside down! Yes…we’re going to Japan! The gist of the Japanese situation is this: The bubble burst in 1990. But rather than let their big businesses go belly up, the Japanese used every trick in the book. Counter-cyclical ...

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