Category: Economics

August 29, 2010

The Economy Should Not Be A Rube Goldberg Device

Rube Goldberg, for those of you who are unaware, was a cartoonist who is probably best known for his satirical sketches depicting overly complex and convoluted machines designed to perform simple and mundane tasks. In one of his cartoons he …

August 10, 2010

Wall Street Is Not Main Street

Filed under: In The News, Economics - 10 Aug 2010

Your government with the assistance of the Media is once again painting a rosy picture of a disastrous situation. The fact is the rescission is a long way from being over and not much closer to improving. Wall Street may …

June 28, 2010

Why Democrat/Socialist Party Animosity Toward Private Enterprise

Marxian economic dogma explains why liberal-progressives, the Obama administration in particular, push for restructuring our constitutional government to concentrate more power in the hands of labor unions and the Federal government.

June 26, 2010

Housing Slumps Despite Obama’s Stimulus Spending

The housing market is the most recent of many examples of the failure of Obama’s stimulus plans to revive the economy by repealing principles of human economic behavior.

Predictably, the still vastly overbuilt and over-supplied housing market drops dead, …

June 7, 2010

Wrong Again

Senator Charles Schumer is either an economic ignoramus, or he is just performing the usual Democrat/Socialist Party obeisance to the welfare state and labor union extortion.

May 23, 2010

Up The River Without A Brain

The citizenry of Greece should be grateful for one thing and that is that they are not useless to the new socialist world order. At least not yet.

May 22, 2010

Obama Madoff with Our Tax Dollars

Don’t you just love it when “rich” executives get implicated in corporate scandals and the media starts asking obvious questions like: Didn’t anyone see this coming? Who is responsible for watching these guys? And, why weren’t they caught sooner?

While …

May 19, 2010

The Stock Market, The Business Cycle, and Obama

Filed under: Economics - 19 May 2010

The stock market had a decent though not spectacular climb from around 8500 to 11,000, and at that point there ensued some severe fluctuations, large dips and almost as large rebounds. I hope you were all in the market …

May 18, 2010

America and Greece: Beware the Path of the Black Cat

In you live in America, Europe, or many other places on the planet, then you probably have heard the tales of bad fortune that befalls unprepared souls who allow a black cat to cross their paths. In this realm of …

May 14, 2010

We’re All Greeks Now

For a culture that invented Democracy, that gave us some of the greatest philosophical, and scientific minds of the ancient world(they’re too many to count here, but just try to think of an intellectual field in the western world not …

April 23, 2010

More Bailouts, More Regulations, More Government: Obama’s Chump Change

Filed under: Economics, Liberalism, Marxism & Communism - 23 Apr 2010

by: David Singhiser

Obama’s economic team seems to confirm at first glance that all his talk of “change” really means more of the same - “more bailouts, more government intervention, more addressing symptoms rather than causes - along with greater deficits, …

April 18, 2010

Hope Springs Eternal…Even After Obamacare Has “Passed” by Brian Fricke

Filed under: Economics, Politics In General - 18 Apr 2010

In case you’re wondering, I’m not a fan of Obamacare. Even though it’s gone through, I’m still the eternal optimist. Here’s why.

Some of you may remember over 10 years ago, Congress pushed through a tax that was referred to as …

April 8, 2010

2008 Market Crash Should be Investigated

Filed under: Economics, History - 08 Apr 2010

Almost two years after the mortgage crisis and stock market crash, no one seems to wonder about the “September surprise” that shifted the 2008 presidential election to an unknown leftist politician who had been elected to the Senate only two …

March 26, 2010

Save the Golden Egg Goose

The fairy tale about the goose that laid the golden eggs was really a parable about the private enterprise system versus liberalism as it is currently constituted–which is, to be plain, Marxist-Leninist. With the election of the Democrats in …

March 21, 2010

Unemployment Tied to Lack of Immigration Enforcement

Filed under: Economics, Immigration - 21 Mar 2010

Although President Obama says creating jobs is his top priority, his failure to enforce immigration laws at worksites has led to job losses for American workers. That is the message of a new television ad campaign by Californians for Population …

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