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A Brief History of the Past 10,000 Years of Monetary Policy and Why Last Week Was a Big Deal
October 22 | Posted by mrossol | Big Govt, Critical Thinking, Debt, Economics, US DebtTime to Rethink the Fed – Mauldin Economics
February 5 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Debt, Economics, Ruling ClassJohn Mauldin 2/4/2022 “In many important ways, the financial crash of 2008 had never ended. It was a long crash that crippled the economy for years. The problems that caused it went almost entirely unsolved. And this financial crash was compounded by a long crash in the strength of America’s democratic institutions. When America relied on the Federal Reserve to address... Read more
The subsidies keep coming!
February 24 | Posted by mrossol | Debt, Democrat Party, Economics, ObamaCare, Party PoliticsDon’t expect anything that looks intelligent for a few years yet… mrossol The WSJ. 2/24/2021 We’ve been telling readers about the progressive policy priorities hitching a ride on Congress’s “Covid relief” bill. That includes shoveling billions into the Affordable Care Act, with the goal of making government insurance a middle-class entitlement on the way to Medicare for All.
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Debt, Currency wars in sight?
November 16 | Posted by mrossol | Debt, Economics, US DebtThis is an interesting article. A very brief overview of what might be driving thinking on the US Dollar. William White in theMARKET.
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Escaping the Student-Debt Trap
June 21 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Big Govt, DebtWe need more national debate on this issue of student debt. Not just how to solve, but if it is the right solution to education at all. ====== Kate Bachelder – June 13, 2014 6:41 p.m. ET Student debt in the U.S. now tops $1.2 trillion, spread among 37 million borrowers, 5.4 million of whom have already defaulted. Washington took notice this... Read more
What ‘Hard Work U’ Can Teach Elite Schools
May 20 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, DebtVery solid model. ============== May 16, 2014 6:15 p.m. WSJ – Point Lookout, Mo. ‘We don’t do debt here,’ says College of the Ozarks President Jerry C. Davis. Looking for the biggest bargain in higher education? I think I found it in this rural Missouri town, 40 miles south of Springfield, nestled in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. The school is College of... Read more
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