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More Adventures In Bad Government That Could Kill Americans
The cut in funding to the W.H.O. doesn’t surprise us. Does the gaslighting, blame game, attacks on globalism, and the political pettiness ever stop? Chief Of Staff It might help, by the way, if the new Chief of Staff, Mark … Continue reading
How Coronavirus Broke the Global Economy – Bloomberg
Bloomberg’s Stephanie Flanders speaks to U.S. economist Adam Posen and asks how governments and economists have measured up to the challenge of the coronavirus. Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/Bloomberg?sub_…
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More Projections Trump Loses His Reelection Bid
I came across the following analysis and Tweet from Plural Vote today. Plural Vote is an independent, non-partisan, data-driven news site, run by Sean Le Van. We statistically analyze elections, current events, policy decisions, and legislation in order to get … Continue reading
How The Crisis Has Changed Consumer Spending
“This is the sharpest decline in consumer spending that we have ever seen,” said Luke Tilley, chief economist at Wilmington Trust. All of the charts in this article are based on a New York Times analysis of data from … Continue reading
Prepare For The Senate To Flip
We think it will, and in a big way — 55 Blue Senate seats on January 1st is our prediction. Political Bets Granted 204 days to election day is an eternity in politics but we layout our analysis in the … Continue reading
Long Pitchforks And Water Cannons
The juxtaposition of the following two tweets is absolutely stunning and just freaking… WOW! Potential Major Political Blowback Can you imagine the political blowback that is coming if the economy doesn’t snap back soon as the levered bad actor oil … Continue reading
Chapter 11 Restructuring v. Chapter 13 Liquidation
Know thy difference folks, lest the semantic tyrants trick you into bailing out the bad actors. GM went through a Chapter 11 restructuring or failure but was deemed to be bailed out. My kind of bailouts. What Is Chapter 11? … Continue reading
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Wall Street Has Now Morphed Into A Full Blown Soviet Sausage Factory
To paraphrase the police officer who told me my old neighborhood had burned down during the 2017 NorCal fires, “the markets are no more.” After the Fed announced it is bailing out junk bonds today, Wall Street has now morphed … Continue reading
Global Patent Race
Of potential interest to those who follow intellectual property and innovation. Chart shows growth in number of international patents by country between 1990 and 2019. #cdnecon https://t.co/pzZmHWU0VQ — OEA Ottawa Economics 🇨🇦 (@OEAEconomics) April 7, 2020
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