Here is total proof that it was the utterly corrpt Biden, a gangster that the crazed Democrats want to elect as President of the United States, who threatened the President of Ukraine, Poroshenko, and released one billion dollars to Poroshenko when he did Biden’s will and stopped the investigation of a firm in which Biden’s son had substantial interests. It should scare every American that the presstitutes bury the real story and shrilly proclaim a false one. Our country, what little...
Read More »Reserve projections from 2014
Revealing paper from 5 years ago from these two authors who seem to be providing advice again recently.Their chart shows Depository system reserves ideally being reduced to zero in a few years from now; I'd like to know how that could happen if there is a Depository reserve requirement of 10% of deposits and system deposits are $13T right now? Algebra anybody??? anybody????BTW you can also see the big spike up they did in Sept. 2008 flipping the leverage ratio and caused the GFC but I...
Read More »Mike tracking Reserves vs. S&Ps
Mike charting Reserves at Depositories vs. risk asset prices in the form of an equity share price index in time domain... revealing...
Read More »David Prosser – Why Small Businesses Should Not Fear Jeremy Corbyn
The British Labour Party would be good for small businesses. Should the UK’s small businesses be terrified of a Labour government? Maybe not so much: if they look through the increasing hysteria around Jeremy Corbyn’s supposedly hard left agenda, entrepreneurs may be surprised by what they find. Forbes David Prosser - Why Small Businesses Should Not Fear Jeremy Corbyn
Read More »Fed Assets as % GDP
I've posted this chart before here... if these moron people are getting ready to reverse this trend from the recent multi-year reduction in CB assets as % GDP over to an increase in CB assets as a % of GDP then all I can say is .... you better buckle up...
Read More »Jonathan Rowe – Why Economics Is Really Psychology on Steroids
Why economists are so often wrong Friendship, kinship, loyalty, family, community, commitment, spirituality, passion for art, passion for life, etc, can't be put into the economist's equations. To them, we are just maximising utilty machines - which is how most economists relate to the world, so they think we are all like it. What is called “economics” is really psychology on steroids. It starts with a model of human nature and extrapolates an entire scenario for how the world works from...
Read More »By Laura Ungar and Trudy Lieberman – Starving Seniors: How America Fails To Feed Its Aging
Some people say economics should only about science, and that other economic theories lack scientific credence or vigour, but people are not machines, and so we need a humane, more people friendly, economic system. Hungry people would get fed if we had a Job Guarantee. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Army veteran Eugene Milligan is 75 years old and blind. He uses a wheelchair since losing half his right leg to diabetes and gets dialysis for kidney failure. And he has struggled to get enough to eat....
Read More »Fed’s actions like swallowing a whole Thanksgiving dinner
Disruptive in the short term
Read More »Andrew Yang – How Universal Basic Income Would Work
[embedded content] It is not too good to be true.’ — Andrew Yang, 2020 election candidate, wants to give you and every other American adult $1,000 a month. Here’s how that would work.
Read More »Mouhcine Guettabi – Can a Universal Basic Income Reduce Childhood Obesity?
Alaska’s experience suggests it can It seems only middle income groups benefited. I might speculate and say this is because high income groups already have sufficient money, and low income groups didn't benefit because the Basic Income wasn't enough to mitigate the effects of poverty. The article says childhood obesity greatly increased after 1980, when Reagan implemented neoliberalism, after that middle income groups started to suffer, it seems. The article says how the...
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