Offsetting the misery of the U.S. government's spending disaster
The persistent myth is that government spending increases economic growth when, in fact, it slows growth beyond a certain point.
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The persistent myth is that government spending increases economic growth when, in fact, it slows growth beyond a certain point.
By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business News that President-elect Joe Biden is asking Congress to pass a $1.9 trillion stimulus package would normally give markets a big boost. Not this time.
interesting meeting in april. in the meantime, the outlines of the bank stress days are out. yahoo suing facebook over ten patents saying that innovations have been infringed upon. the saga with news corp continues. jeff reece ups the price target on apple to $699. tim cook sells $1 million worth of apple in the last two days. meanwhile, the latest statement of the fed chairman expected around 2:00 p.m. no changes expected except the retail sales numbers may argue that it's not just the labor market getting better but final demand and real consumption. >> they were talking about ho...
it has been under relative sustained attack for sometime. most people agree, and the proponents of free enterprise have taken on the challenge of this with great vigor. they made remarkable gains for free enterprise and pointing out the adequacies of our current public policies. in the future, free enterprise advocates need to have a full set of policies, however. they need to say what we need to do as opposed to what we should stop doing. we need to face the threats in an honest way facing the nation and set america free as a nation of entrepreneurs, but we need to find a practical ...