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Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (20)
Continued from here. Here is an excerpt from Bill Moyer’s recent interview with Andrew Bacevich which touches on the issues raised by this series. In particular, Bacevich surveys the period we w… more →
Re: The People
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (20)
charley2u wrote 1 day ago: Continued from here. Here is an excerpt from Bill Moyer’s recent interview with Andrew Bacevic … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (19)
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charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here: In the aftermath of the Vietnam war, when an exhausted and defeated nation migh … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (18)
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charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here. The economic events now unfolding before your eyes are being driven by such for … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (The Argentine Solution)
charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here. Jared Bernstein, whose article sparked this series, is an economist and Directo … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (17)
charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here. Dirt cookie, anyone? Anyone? No takers, huh? Well, it is an acquired taste. … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (16)
charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here. At this point we have to apologize for leaving the impression that the irrespon … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (A full accounting)
charley2u wrote 3 weeks ago: Continued from here. By now it should be clear to you that the real question is not can the left cri … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (15)
charley2u wrote 3 weeks ago: Continued from here. You will remember that following World War II, most of the industrial centers o … more →
Day of Reckoning
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Jon Taplin wrote 1 month ago: This is the way the world ends/Not with a bang but a whimper. T.S.Eliot, The Hollow Men Merrill Ly … more →
panch-tattva talk...macro environment and nifty VII
krsnakhandelwal wrote 2 months ago: Friends, There has been pressure on current account balance recently which is about -2.3% of GD … more →
Pakistan - The coming economic tsunami
Raza Rumi wrote 2 months ago: by yousuf nazar PAKISTAN’S economic outlook for the next year or two is serious even if it manages … more →
"Gov't spending burns the toast"
amyacheson wrote 4 months ago: From the “Mogambo Guru”: “This same bankrupt America is getting ready to send out … more →
Give the capitalists a D for economics!
squaredrive wrote 5 months ago: Okay, I’m irked enough by the blithering nonsense put out by various capitalist media folks to … more →
It's painfully obvious
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amyacheson wrote 6 months ago: Ours is a consumer driven economy. Household spending accounts for about 70% of our GDP. Graph: … more →
Latest from Black Swan Capital
amyacheson wrote 6 months ago: Among other issues, this 2/6/08 analysis addresses economists who claim that the decrease in the c … more →
China Forex Reserves top $1.5 trillion (with a "t")
jd wrote 7 months ago: We won’t explicitly cover IPE (international political economy) until the second half of the s … more →
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