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Stimulus or Austerity?

Steve wrote 1 hour ago: I’ve heard a lot of chatter about this recently, and it seems the folks who are shouting the l … more →

Tags: Economics, Politics, austerity, Economic, Government Spending, Great Depression, harvard, Paul Krugman

20 Signs The Next Great Economic Depression Has Started In Europe

parserjet wrote 5 days ago: By Michael Snyder May 8th, 2013: Both Greece and Spain already have levels of unemployment that are … more →

Tags: united states, Federal Reserve system, Great Depression, Greece, Federal government of the United States, peter schiff, Spain

THE CRISIS IS IMMINENT: “WHEN THE REAL CRASH COMES IT WILL BE WORSE THAN THE GREAT DEPRESSION”

Miles Maggio wrote 1 week ago: Mac Slavo SHTF Plan  April 30, 2013 “The United States is like the Titanic, and I’m here with the li … more →

Tags: GeoPolitics, Economy, Police State, days of Noah, Liberty, banking cartel, Big Banks, Big-Corporation, Big Government

The Road to Martial Law - America in Crisis :God is judging America. He is also judging the nations. He is judging Europe; Spain, Italy, Ireland, Greece, and all of those who dwell abroad.His divine hand has an appointment with the residents of earth

parserjet wrote 1 week ago: The Watchman’s Cry Transcript Begins ———————— … more →

Tags: united states, Boston, New World Order, Federal Reserve system, False Flag, Great Depression, Russia, european union, Greece

WHAT?! Miscalculation of global economies?

micaw10 wrote 1 week ago: Arstechnica.com posted an article Microsoft Excel: The ruiner of global economies? A paper used to j … more →

Tags: IT & Higher Education, Software, Excel, economic growth, Peer Review

The Irish Economy - Three things all serious people know are true

hjfoley wrote 1 week ago: Three things all serious people know are true This post was written by Kevin O’Rourke A holy trinity … more →

Tags: Government, imf/ecb, Ireland, International Affairs, BUISINESS, EU, Politics 2, Banking, Mario Draghi

Seth Klarman: "If The Economy Is So Fragile That Government Can't Allow Failure Then We Are Indeed Close To Collapse" | Zero Hedge

WWW.OLDUVAI.CA wrote 2 weeks ago: Seth Klarman: “If The Economy Is So Fragile That Government Can’t Allow Failure Then We … more →

Tags: Economic, Great Depression, Economic Collapse, Wall Street, Federal Reserve system, peter schiff, united states, Seth Klarman

Austerity's Big Fail

polspectator wrote 3 weeks ago: Repeatedly one hears the cry in Washington that the federal debt is dangerously high. Spending has t … more →

Tags: Economic Policies, American, Global, united states, gross domestic product, austerity, Greece, Germany, Brown University

US National Debt: How Much Does it Matter?1 comment

Campus BluePrint wrote 3 weeks ago: COMMENTARY BY: SAM HUGHES Last Thursday, students gathered in the quad to protest (?) the national d … more →

Tags: News and politics, National, Commentary, Economy, united states, GDP, economic growth, government debt, United States public debt

High Public Debt Does Not Consistently Stifle Economic Growth ... Professor Robert Pollin

Russell wrote 3 weeks ago: Source:  The Real News Network:  http://therealnews.com/t2/index.php?option=com_content&task=vi … more →

Tags: Home, INTERNATIONAL, austerity, Economics, public debt, Robert Pollin

Fire That Research Assistant!

Heathcliff wrote 3 weeks ago: Source: Jared Bernstein For a year and a-half after college I worked as a research assistant in the … more →

Tags: Economics, Reinhart & Rogoff, R&R, 90 percent, Contraction, austerity, Jared Bernstein, Paul Krugman, Dean Baker

NATIONAL DEBT ERGH ARGH4 comments

samkhughes91 wrote 3 weeks ago: In case anyone was wondering (or if you’re not), YES I am annoyed that there are people in the … more →

Tags: Economics, gross domestic product, economic growth, united states

That Killer App1 comment

Alan wrote 3 weeks ago: Yes, baby boomers are an insufferable lot, always going on about how they were right there when ever … more →

Tags: Austerity Economics, Austerity Economics Based on False Data, bad data, Carmen Reinhardt and Kenneth Rogoff, Data-driven policy, Excel coding error, Excel Destroying the Global Economy, Reinhardt-Rogoff Excel Error, Spreadsheets

Major Economic Oops!15 comments

Jim Wheeler wrote 3 weeks ago: Paul Krugman, Laureate of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel … more →

Tags: Economics, austerity, Austerity Economics, Economic, Economics 2, European austerity, GDP, Greece, Henry Blodget

The Great Macroeconomic Divide: Austerity vs. Stimulus

Richard Farrell wrote 4 weeks ago: (NOTE:  Those who follow this blog and receive posts automatically need to go to the web site in ord … more →

Tags: polarization, Truth/Trust/Spin, Deficit/Debt, krugman, U.S. economic growth, austerity, Debt

A Significant Miscalculation

polspectator wrote 4 weeks ago: In 2010 two Harvard professors, Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff, published an academic paper in w … more →

Tags: Economic Policies, American, Debt, Ronald Reagan, united states, Carmen Reinhart, gross domestic product, Kenneth Rogoff, GDP

Bond king Bill Gross no longer thinks British debt is nitroglycerine

Matt Phillips wrote 4 weeks ago: Bond-market mover and shaker Bill Gross no longer seems to think that Britain’s sizable debt l … more →

Tags: "bill gross", British sovereign debt downgrade, Debt, debt ceiling, government debt, japanese government debt, PIMCO, sovereign debt, US debt ceiling

The DC Folly Trolley - 04/21/137 comments

John Sardo wrote 1 month ago: Committee Announces Award. Breaking News! Pasta Fagioli, Italy The Nobella Committee today announced … more →

Tags: Satire

Reinhart & Rogoff's Scary Red Line16 comments

Aziz wrote 1 month ago: One frustrating fact regarding Reinhart & Rogoff’s controversial paper Growth in a Time of … more →

Tags: Current Affairs, Economic History, Economics 2, economic theory, Paul Krugman, total debt, Steve Keen, Hyman Minsky, Reinhart and Rogoff


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