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How can Kentucky still be trailing competitor states in population growth? It’s not like we as a state are stuck in some out-of-the-way region with poor access to roads and attractive sites for development and growth. Most Kentuckians live and do business within a day’s drive of 60% of the entire U.S. population. Both Interstates 75 and 65 are among the nation’s most heavily traveled north-south corridors. Yet the Census Bureau reports that Kentucky’s population grew by a miserly 3.8% between 2010 and 2020. Such paltry growth trails each of the benchmark states analyzed in...

Share this News A demonstrator waves the Colombian flag during a protest against the government's tax reforms in Bogotá, Colombia, on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. | Bloomberg   Sovereign bond defaults have piled up at a dizzying clip in Latin America since the pandemic began. First, it was Ecuador’s turn, then came Argentina, followed by Suriname, then Belize, then Suriname again and Suriname one more time. In all, more than US$80 billion of foreign bonds have been restructured. And there’s more pain to come. Traders are almost certain three of those countries will default yet again, bond p...

(Bloomberg) -- Sovereign bond defaults have piled up at a dizzying clip in Latin America since the pandemic began. First, it was Ecuador’s turn, then came Argentina, followed by Suriname, then Belize, then Suriname again and Suriname one more time.

The US owns the world’s reserve currency which explains why they can accrue trillions in debt. The issue for Barbados is the debt burden we carry, the prospect of increasing said debt given the structure of the economy for the medium considering food and oil imports. As John A keeps pointing out we have not seen current plans to suggest fundamentally the domestic economy will change. LAst week Persaud was in the news crying about banks in Barbados not lending and we have to find non traditional lenders. It iOS ludicrous therefore to compare the US approaches to managing the economy to Barba...