Article by
missy on August 13th, 2008 at 10:28 am
From our international banker this morning:
The U.S. economy may yet slip into recession, but inflation is an even bigger risk given the “exceptionally” stimulative stance of monetary policy, Richmond Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Lacker said on Tuesday. Lacker pointed out that when adjusted for inflation, the federal funds rate for overnight lending, currently at 2%, is at its lowest level in post-war history [with [...]
Article by
John on May 30th, 2008 at 8:53 am
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David Sirota has a new, hopeful book called The Uprising about the beginning of a people’s movement in this country that will result in real change coming to America.
America has learned the hard way that if we ignore our government, our government will ignore us. Real, positive change seems to have become anathema to anything taking place in Washington, D.C.
With spiraling [...]
Article by
paul spencer on March 7th, 2008 at 10:26 pm
Several recent articles here have mentioned ‘inflation’, but have used U.S. government statistics. It’s much worse, folks, than the official version. Here’s my down-home take, plus that of an actual expert, from 8 months ago. It still applies.
The federal government claims that inflation is low and fairly stable at present. Do you believe that? If inflation rises, this is supposed to be [...]
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