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Quebecers Lead the Way in the Global Rejection of Voodoo Reaganomics10 comments

Jean wrote 16 hours ago: This is the best article I have read not only on the issues in Quebec – but also their profund … more →

Tags: Financial/economic information, Illuminati/Terrorism/Corruption, Political, Spiritual, Arab Spring, Canada, Margaret Thatcher, Milton Friedman, occupy wall street

Macroeconomic Policy

Dr. J wrote 2 days ago: In Chapter 14 of Foundations of Economics, Shawn Ritenour discusses macroeconomic policy, focusing o … more →

Tags: Books, Economics 2, Money, Inflation, Shawn Ritenour, Foundations of Economics, recession, Business Cycle, Boom and Bust

In Islam, it's called Takia (it's okay to lie)1 comment

thecommonconstitutionalist wrote 2 days ago: Never Call Socialism by Its Right Name By Mary Nicholas Allen West was the latest to get his knuckle … more →

Tags: Political stuff, History, socialist, Communist, Politics, History 2, Fabian Socialist, George Bernard Shaw, Fabien society

Enter the Swan30 comments

Aziz wrote 3 days ago: Charles Hugh Smith (along with many, many, many others) thinks there may be a great decoupling as th … more →

Tags: Economic History, Economics 2, Federal Reserve, Finance, Fixed Income, inflation, International Relations, Politics, wall street 2

Why Keynesianism is so Popular

Jeffers M. Dodge wrote 6 days ago: WHY KEYNES CONQUERED John Maynard Keynes The reason why Keynesianism is so popular is because it app … more →

Tags: big government, Crime & Corruption, Economics, destroy the rich, steal from the rich, Keynesianism

Chinese Chaos is the Immediate Threat to the Dollar60 comments

Aziz wrote 6 days ago: In twenty or thirty years, I expect future monetary historians looking back on this period of histor … more →

Tags: International Relations, Politics, war 2, 2012, 2013, america, bilateral currency deals, central planning, central planning fail

Keynesianism & Eugenics

tarpon wrote 1 week ago: “The theory of output as a whole, which is what The General Theory of Employment, Interest and … more →

Tags: News and politics, People, Keynesian economics, united states, Economic, social sciences, The General Theory of Employment Interest and Money, General Theory of Employment

Keynesianism & Eugenics49 comments

Aziz wrote 1 week ago: The theory of output as a whole, which is what The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money … more →

Tags: Economics 2, Environment, Philosophy, Politics, Bell curve, central planning, Environmentalism, Eugenics, Freedom

The middle-class has no country

tejeesh wrote 1 week ago: So, petrol prices shot up by Rs 7.50 per litre in one go, as the government, compelled by the rupee … more →

Tags: Politics, Cars, Eduardo Saverin, facebook, petrol price hike, middle class, Australia, Chinese, Indian

WHAT CAUSES PETROL PRICES TO RISE AND WHAT MUST WE DO ABOUT IT?1 comment

Mayihlome wrote 1 week ago: WHAT CAUSES PETROL PRICES TO RISE? Petrol prices have been rising steeply for many years now. US aut … more →

Tags: Feature Articles, Fidel Castro, Les Leopold, Oil, Prices, SAM DITSHEGO

Thursday Reads55 comments

bostonboomer wrote 1 week ago: Good Morning!! I’ve got a potpourri of interesting links for you today, so I’ll get righ … more →

Tags: Catfood Commission, Democratic Politics, Morning Reads, U.S. economy, U S Military, U S Politics, Alan Simpson, austerity, Barack Obama

Liberals Are Wile E. Coyote1 comment

SuperSparky wrote 1 week ago: I had one of those epiphanies again.  I was watching Warner Brothers‘ new Road Runner cartoon … more →

Tags: Current Events, Television, Movies & Entertainment, Humor & Entertainment, Liberal, Democrat, Karl Marx, Chuck Jones, Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner

Solar Eclipse May 20, 2012 = Sun Gem-Moon Gem2 comments

Jude Cowell wrote 2 weeks ago: Over at Julie Demboski’s Astrology we are advised to Take Shelter, Be Ready for the weekend of … more →

Tags: 2012 campaign, Eclipses, mundane astrology, Political astrology, Sun-Moon blends, Dorothy Sayers, John Barrymore, Julie Demboski's Astrology, solar eclipse may 20 2012

Opening Quotes: Blindingly Obvious? It is NOW!

quinnajq wrote 2 weeks ago: If I get (got) it ….. It really is (was) ….. Times up. FT: Phillip Stephens – … more →

Tags: Finance, Greece, Spain, ATHENS, Keynes, friedrich hayek, Bank run, Hayek

Source Review: John Maynard Keynes; Extract From ‘The Economic Consequences of the Peace’ pp.143-146

Becki wrote 2 weeks ago: Last year in March I submitted this essay as my final essay for my ‘Britain in Transition … more →

Tags: History, Economy, post WW1, Britain, 1920s

Yesterday, once more! Is the world economy going the Japan way? 2 comments

vivekkaul wrote 2 weeks ago: Vivek Kaul High risk means high returns. Or does it? Not always. When more risk does not mean more r … more →

Tags: Analysis, China, RUCHIR SHARMA, Breakout Nations, fiscal deficit, Spain, Japan, The paradox of Thrift, US

Opening Quotes: Europe's Choice

quinnajq wrote 2 weeks ago: John Maynard Keynes held that both creditors and debtors should share the task of getting economies … more →

Tags: Finance, contractual term, Copyright, Keynes, Carmen Reinhart, Great Depression, Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility, Robert Skidelsky

Unlocking creativity, the Bloomsbury way

Anna Sayburn wrote 2 weeks ago: Through the arched window… You know what it’s like. The quotidian round had somehow expa … more →

Tags: Visual Arts, Books, Life, Writing #2, Virginia Woolf, bloomsbury, Bloomsbury set, Charleston, Tilton House

Catatan Kuliah: The Summary of Macroeconomis Problems

dimirav wrote 2 weeks ago: Guys, tulisan saya kali ini memang terlihat lebih teoritis. Benar, kali ini aku akan merangkung mate … more →

Tags: Belajar, inflasi, GDP, Macroeconomics, penangguran, pertumbuhan ekonomi, neraca pembayaran, teori ekonomi, Adam Smith


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