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Economy - Economics USA

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L. Neil Smith

Politicians and their disgusting, fawning, sycophantic pilot fish—the media—want us all to believe that economic ups and downs are a natural phenomenon, similar to earthquakes, meteor strikes, or the weather.

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marketoracle.co.uk/

Let's just use the $45 billion deficit for the sake of argument in looking at what this number really means. The Trumpet reports that if the Governator fired all the 149,000 legislative aids and people working in the courts and universities that

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Market-Ticker.Denninger.net

Income tax and sales tax numbers are frightening with many state governments reporting double-digit drops in the last month. All these handouts and bailouts sound good but where is the money going to come from? When the money runs out the game is ov

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Reuters

The U.S. economy shrank at its fastest pace in nearly 27 years in the fourth quarter, government data showed on Friday, sinking deeper into a recession. A broad-based contraction across nearly all sectors, the Commerce Department said gross domestic

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arclein

restructuring the foreclosure rule can eliminate the credit crisis in a period of months at vastly less cost and without a full blown depression

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arclein

AAA bonds do not fail unless collusion existed to subvert the credit system. Everyone who signed off on these pieces of script was guilty of treason. They need to be so charged and ordered to disgorge their illegal gains for an ounce of mercy. Those

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Foundation for Economic Education

In the “7 Fallacies of Economics” series, I have covered the fallacies of “collective terms” and “composition,” and now turn to the third fallacy: Money is Wealth. FEE president Lawrence Reed writes:

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