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Category Archives: Economics
Two Unfortunate, Untimely, And Telling Quotes
It is hard to post this as we personally like the guy, think he is full of grace, a gentleman, and a public servant committed to civil discourse. We need more of his likes in the public square. That said, … Continue reading
Where in the world is it easiest to get rich?
The data cited in this video are quite surprising and will confound your priors. Take the 15 minutes to view it. Well worth your time. Our good friend tweeted this out today. There is nothing socialist about the Nordic countries. … Continue reading
As We Were Saying…
…yesterday on politics driving the tariff “proclamation.” It is All Politics Note, today’s announcement on tariffs was a proclamation, not even a legal document. Only words, and we know, for certainty, with this president, words can mean whatever he wants … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Conor Lamb, Pennsylvania 18th congressional district, Rick Saccone, Steel, Tariffs, Trump
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Every Little Thing They Do On Trade Is Tragic
And Half Baked. Every little thing they do on trade is tragic Everything they do is wrong Even though the politics are more dramatic Now I know trade diversion in steel is on — paraphrasing Sting’s, Every Little Thing She … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, President Trump
Tagged Brazil, Canada, Chinal, Korea, Mexico, Pennsylvania special election, President Trump, Tarrifs, Trade
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Wealth Inequality In the United States
This is not a chart that generates confidence in future political and social stability. It looks like the jaws of a Great White ready to bite someone in the arse. Clearly a contributing factor in the rise of populism and anti-elitism, … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Politics, Poverty, Uncategorized
Tagged Economics, Wealth Distribution
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It’s On Like Donkey Kong…
Now that Cohn is out it looks like game on for a new trade war. You never know with Trump, however, but Cohn’s departure is not a good signal. The British newspaper, City A.M., gives us a hint at how … Continue reading
Posted in China, Economics, Uncategorized
Tagged Paper Tiger, Retaliation, Trade Wars, Trump
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The New Economy
In 1999, I called one of my professors from graduate school who taught monetary theory. Let’s call him Joe. Here’s a short summary of the conversation: Me: Professor Joe, can you believe how big this stock market bubble has grown? … Continue reading
How President Reagan Tried To Help The Steelworkers
In general, trade benefits the great majority of the population by increasing real incomes, and creates many more jobs than it destroys, but a small minority become losers from increased trade. The winners should, or have a duty to compensate … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Uncategorized
Tagged Free Trade, Reagan, Steelworks, Tarrifs, Trump
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