Posts Tagged Economics
US Treasury Holders Alarmed at Rate of Money Printing
on September 8, 2009 by Adam in Uncategorized, Comments (0)
Top US Treasury holders especially China are increasingly vocal about their trepidation as the Federal Reserve cranks the money printing machines to full throttle. Cheng Siwei, head of China’s green […]
Government Fiscal Flippancy or Fast Utilitarian Action?
on September 6, 2009 by Adam in Economics, Comments (0)
The nigh ten percent unemployment rate is quite a dismal fact, but not something that hasn’t happened before. In fact, we are well below the twenty five percent unemployment that […]
Consumer Confidence Revisited
on January 5, 2009 by Adam in Economics, Comments (0)
The average Joe will tell you that consumer confidence means “how confident people are about buying stuff”. However, I would like to disabuse the folks reading that still hold this […]
Lowering Prices Is Good Business These Days
on January 4, 2009 by Adam in Economics, Comments (2)
Thanks to the economic situation, prices are starting to go down. Retailers, restaurants, and pubs are all lowering their prices to stay in business. From the pub in England offering […]
Economic Summary of 2008
on January 2, 2009 by Adam in Economics, Comments (1)
As the world begins the year 2009, everyone is probably wondering whether or not the economy will collapse further. Has the ripple effect reached the edge of the lake yet, […]