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How Strong Is The U.S. Economy?
Not as strong as many, including President Trump believes. GDP growth and even the jobs data, including the unemployment rate, though fairly sunny, look deceptively strong and need a deeper look, which we have provided for you over the … Continue reading
The Case For Free Trade
The Marxists and Socialists are winning the day, folks. Apologies for the simpleton buzzwords but they are all the rage these days. The escalation of the trade war is bad, bad, bad news and could if we are not careful, … Continue reading
Posted in China, Economics, Trade War, Uncategorized
Tagged China, Free Trade, The Case For Free Trade, Trade Wars
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Nonfarm Payrolls & Employment Data Diverging
Summary Last Friday’s nonfarm payrolls exceeded expectations with the first four months now averaging 205k jobs created, right on the monthly average since October 2011 The employment data is moving the other way, however, falling 103 in April and has … Continue reading
Some Background On China Trade Talks
Some perspective from a prior post on President Trump’s predisposition toward free trade. We hope for a good trade deal and China caves on everything. We also hope for the end of poverty, world peace, and everyone to self actualize … Continue reading
BFTP: Don’t Say You Weren’t Warned On China Deal
BFTP = Blast From The Past CHINA SAID TO TELL U.S. SIDE WON'T CHANGE CHINESE LAW FOR DEAL — zerohedge (@zerohedge) May 6, 2019 China’s Pushback In Trade Talks Over Sovereignty Posted on February 12, 2019 Bingo! Note our comment from … Continue reading
Baseball Giants Are Born This Day
Today In 1883: The New York Gothams play their 1st game in franchise history (nice uniforms!) They were renamed the more familiar New York Giants in 1885, and became the San Francisco Giants in 1958. #MLB #SFGiants pic.twitter.com/AxCniXldym — Baseball … Continue reading
No Labor Infrastructure For $2 Trillion Infrastructure Spend
Democratic congressional leaders announced Tuesday after a meeting with President Donald Trump that an agreement had been reached on the price tag for a potential infrastructure plan: $2 trillion. — CNN We are reposting and a piece we wrote a … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Fiscal Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Infrastructure Plan, Robots, Schools
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Q1 2019 GDP = “Stranger Things”
It is always prudent to look under the hood after a big unexpected beat or miss on a major headline economic number. Never so relevant than Friday’s GDP report, which blew out expectations, and appears right out of Stranger Things. … Continue reading
White House Correspondents Dinner
This is good! Historian Ron Chernow delivers keynote at tonight’s annual White House Correspondents Dinner, which was boycotted by the Trump Administration.
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More Brexit Polling
More than half the public – 55% – now think it would have been better never to have held the EU referendum given the difficulties of reaching an agreement on Brexit, according to the latest Opinium/Observer poll. …If a second referendum … Continue reading
