Science trained people producing massive surpluses of real livestock... then incompetent unqualified Art Degree moron people have us "out of money!" leaving some unable to buy it...America is sitting on a mountain of uneaten bacon, the biggest since 1971 https://t.co/GU57PXoXlw— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) October 23, 2019
Read More »US family income +$5k under Trump
Double triggers all around...Nascent labor shortage resulting in compensation increases... Remember when Democrats called the extra money in Americans' wallets thanks to President @realDonaldTrump's economic policies "scraps" and "crumbs?"Update: "The median or average-income family has seen a gain of $5,003 since Trump came into office."https://t.co/iozPELkKBV — The White House (@WhiteHouse) October 22, 2019
Read More »SPX reporting a (Y/Y) decline in earnings of -4.7% for Q3
Labor shortage resulting in increasing labor share.. general sales prices for now remaining mostly stable...$SPX is reporting a (Y/Y) decline in earnings of -4.7% for Q3 2019, which would mark the 3rd straight quarter of (Y/Y) earnings declines for the index. https://t.co/4CyajAfhmR pic.twitter.com/UIRc9jPQDW— FactSet (@FactSet) October 19, 2019
Read More »Labor Shortage
US labor shortage continues to get worse:How tight is the U.S. jobs market? Denver's light-rail system has had to cancel trips because there aren’t enough operators to run the trains https://t.co/L6bYjMsHU8— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) October 23, 2019
Read More »About the rules of the monetary circuit — Dirk Ehnts
In “Monopoly”, the bank can “print” money indefinitely, the players get into debt, and the state adds 200 Marks each round. But what if everyone had to pay 200 Marks each round and would suffer negative returns when owning railway stations? Even if “Monopoly” comes from the US, it has long since become a classic German game. And it goes like this: In the ideal case four players buy and sell roads, build houses and hotels and pay each other rent, which depends on the price of the road and...
Read More »LInks — 22 Oct 2019
Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science“The Role of Nature versus Nurture in Wealth and Other Economic Outcomes and Behaviors” Andrew Gelman | Professor of Statistics and Political Science and Director of the Applied Statistics Center, Columbia UniversityProject SyndicateThe Open Secret of Development Economics Yao Yang is a professor at the National School of Development and China Center for Economic Research at Peking UniversityProject SyndicateWhy Rich Cities Rebel...
Read More »Oil And Water Don’t Mix – The Solution To The War In Syria John Helmer
Must-read backgrounder on Syria."You can't tell the players without the scorecard."Dances with BearsOil And Water Don’t Mix – The Solution To The War In Syria Gary Busch Originally published at Lima Charlie News
Read More »U.K. Parliament kills Johnson’s Brexit deal
Zombies selling on the news, as usual.
Read More »C.J.Hopkins – The Putin-Nazis Are Coming (Again)!
Putin is said to suppport the far-right parties in Europe - although he doesn't like the ones in the Ukraine very much. But Putin's Russia also funds the high quality liberal, left-leaning RT English. Well, you have to confuse your enemy, right, and Putin is the 'grand, devilish mastermind', they tell us.So the liberal, anti-war Tulsi Gabbard gets associated with the neo-nazi far-right. C.J. Hopkins says the media will destroy her. So much for democracy, hey! The Times piece goes on to list...
Read More »Comments on September Existing Home Sales — Bill McBride
Continued strong growth, which is also reflected in home loans.Calculated RiskComments on September Existing Home SalesBill McBride
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