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Category Archives: Economics
The Decline Of America’s Middle Class
From comments to Steve Sailer: * Ezra comments: Speaking of MSM obliviousness, heres a long WaPo feature about the decline of the American middle class. Now, it goes w/o saying that immigration is never mentioned as a possible reason. That’s … Continue reading
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‘Buy The Toxic Assets!’
I enjoy listening to Econ Talk by my former UCLA professor, Russell Roberts, the famed economist who helped inspire my conversion to Orthodox Judaism. Roberts is a model interviewer. Listening to him reminds me of all the long talks we … Continue reading
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Companies Like Uber Offer Less Opportunity For Graft
In my experience, taxis are hideously expensive. To take a taxi from 90035 to LAX with no traffic will cost you about $30. To take Uber will cost you about $20 and you will be more likely to get an … Continue reading
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Why Are We In This Mess?
George Gilder told Dennis Prager yesterday: “We have capital flight from the United States and human capital flight…moving to more attractive investment environments. This is the wrong time to go over the fiscal cliff in January, rescinding President Bush’s good … Continue reading
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Do High Taxes Raise More Money?
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Depending On Government Vs. Depending On Yourself
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Money, Power And Wall Street On Frontline
Watch the three hours and 47 minutes of four total shows here. I love PBS Frontline. I think it tends to be fair and to be journalistically solid. The show does have a definite pro-regulation bias. Whether it is tackling … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
Tagged cell phone towers, fannie mae and freddie mac, goldman sachs, pbs frontline, pbs show, u s treasury
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The Power Of Profit
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The Wealth Blueprint – Creating Long-Term Financial Security By Design
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NYT: ‘In Hopeful Sign, Health Spending Is Flattening Out’
Why is it a hopeful sign? What’s so great about people spending less money on healthcare? I guess the Left knows the proper amount that people should spend on healthcare and will try to legislate it. I want people to … Continue reading
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Tagged changing behavior, fiscal performance, health costs, hopeful sign, private citizens, term debts
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