Posts tagged ‘economy’
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3 11.3.10If We Only Had a Jobs FairyNow that the 2010 midterm elections are over, all you have to do is view the NYTimes word train from both parties to see the growing dividing line between Democrats and Republicans. 2010 midterm word train vs 2008 election word train. The fault line between red and blue states is deepening. More polarization of ideas [...] -
0 10.18.10If Only Economic Policy was called Dancing on the Jersey Shore with Desperate HousewivesI’m going to be honest, understanding economic policy is as exciting as counting the amount of sand grains in the Sahara Desert. There is no way to make this field of finance as exciting as watching the latest “crash and burn” reality show or sucking up the latest tabloid. It’s unfortunate that the latest statements [...] -
0 8.16.10What We Need is DeBubbleficationRecently I’ve been reading a lot of articles on the housing market and how it’s been impacted by macro economic policy of the U.S. One article that stands out to clear the air on the roots of inflation and it’s so-called “archenemisis” deflation is Frank Shostak’s Is Deflation Really Bad for the Economy. I spend [...]
To be honest, I'm a whole bunch of things, but mostly I'm an individual who seeks for truth in a world that has become a caricature of honesty. With so much information at our fingertips, the line between truth and conjecture has been blurred. I created this blog to offer ideas and thoughts that assist people in truth seeking. Often, what we find might challenge our personal sensibilities, but nevertheless give us a torch to pave through the darkness of information obscurity. 