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2 days ago by Travis Grant

Two weeks ago, I was praising Lt. Governor Gary Herbert for his willingness to stand up against the Western Governor Association. Yet, today we find him cow tailing to his friends in the Utah Association of Realtors. On Tuesday, Herbert announced plans to extend another stimulus package for home buy ...

Utah's Arch - utahsarch.com · 1 reference

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2 days ago by republicae

It is, at times, difficult to wade through all the subtle changes that have occurred in this country, particularly the truly drastic changes that took place during the 20th Century. The problem is that there is simply not much information about these subtle, but drastic and transformative changes th ...

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6 days ago by admin

Francis Mulenga Muma asked: CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION AND THEORETICAL BACKGROUND Economists through out the world are searching for what really are the major determinants of growth of an economy and different policies have been used in pursuit of the answers. The world as large has gone through a lot o ...

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9 days ago by GW

Democrats won't be the party of deficits. Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md), Congress Must Pay for What It Spends, WSJ, 25 June 2009 If you want to see Democrats at their most Orwellian, no need to go further today than Steny Hoyer in the WSJ, shilling for Obama's "pay-go" legislation and blaming all deficits ...

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10 days ago by Jeff Harding

By Jeff Harding This article on the Great Depression was written in 1969 by Hans Sennholz, an Austrian theory scholar and professor. Ludwig von Mises had escaped the Nazis in Vienna and then in Switzerland to arrive in New York in 1940. Mises arrived with nothing, almost the last surviving scholar o ...

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10 days ago by theotherryan whose alias is the 800lbs gorilla

This article really goes a long way to calming my fears. I would have thought that the trillions of dollars which have been created out of thin air would decrease the scarcity and value of money which would increase the prices of goods. I also would have figured there would be a corresponding increa ...

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11 days ago by Jeff Harding

By Jeff Harding I am on my high horse right now. Refreshed after a week off I come back to an economic mess. And I’m angry. I like to think that I’m an optimist. That attitude has been difficult to maintain with the news out of Washington. Nouriel Roubini claims he’s not “Dr. Doom,” just a realist, ...

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13 days ago by Christopher Scott

Since this blog started I've been touting the evils of Keynesian economics and government-run systems like public education. The People's Republic of Kalifornia, as you can read in this article, has a massive budget shortfall and the schools are going to take a major hit. The state is imploding befo ...

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16 days ago by Andrew

This house sucks, build a new one! Vacant Housing Starts Widely hailed as good news, housing starts increased 17.2% in May to annual adjusted rate of 532,000. This certainly means the real estate market and thus the economy are heading back in the right direction. Not so fast there slick. Unfortunat ...

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16 days ago by freemarketman

By Eustace Davie In his recently published book They Meant Well: Government Project Disasters, D.R. Myddelton describes why well-meaning politicians and government officials so often get involved in grandiose projects, make a hash of them, and cost taxpayers huge amounts of money. He gives a detaile ...

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