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Gerard Jackson takes on Greenspan’s insane policy of encouraging debt-funded consumption instead of allowing a liquidation of mal-investments

Re: Johnsson, here’s 

Gephardt’s Revolution Begins with a Global Mini

Yes, says William H.

Two separate articles today comment on the same underlying theme: that much of government economics statistics are wrong.

There are real potential markets and economic justifications for going  to the moon; it just depends on who is actually going.  From my s

Reuters: The U.S.

The line from both left and right is that Paul O’Neill’s falling out with the Bush administration was over tax cuts.

I have written a  critical response to Paul Craig Roberts on my blog that

Many seem to have forgot that free trade rests on a case and is not an absolute virtue in itself.  The case for free trade is that it results