forbes.com - 10/19/2009
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In 2001 the late Jude Wanniski observed in the American Spectator that "Only when we fully grasp the importance of this definition of inflation or deflation will we be able to understand how to rid the world of these twin evils." Wanniski knew well that it is the instability in the value of the ...
econbrowser.com - 10/21/2009
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econbrowser.com —
Does high unemployment mean that there's nothing to
worry about in terms of inflation? Since I'll be...
trying to answer this question quantitatively using some equations, I'll begin with some notation. Let u t denote the unemployment rate as of the ...
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Unemployment and inflation
hf-implode.com - 10/25/2009
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hf-implode.com —
" Most of us are gathered at the
station, watching for the Inflation Express to come rumbling...
in. But we’ve been waiting for a while now. Just when should we expect the big locomotive to arrive and start pushing the prices of most things uphill We’d all like to know the exact date, of course, ...
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When Will Inflation Really Hit Us?
247wallst.com - 10/15/2009
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247wallst.com —
We have just gotten the Labor Department’s measure
of retail inflation measured by the Consumer Price Index....
The September reading still has inflation running tame, and many will be watching for more of the Producer Price Index data as a result ...
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What Inflation?
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There’s Nothing Deflationary About the Present
24/7 Wall St. —
... the earth such as housing and gold that are least vulnerable to currency debasement, and questionable concepts such as Countrywide and Golden West Financial attract investor attention in ways that would never occur in normal times. Conversely when money increases in value, earth assets are ignored to the near-term benefit of intellectual producers, plus laughable concepts such as theGlobe.com and Webvan are able to find capital in ways they never could in a stable-dollar environment. Read more…
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Club for Growth —
... public option is "gaining momentum."
Cato's Michael Tanner writes about those inevitable Medicare cuts.
IBD Editorial: The European Union grabs the Korea free trade pact that was ours.
The federal deficit is at an all-time high: $1.42 trillion.
The Politico reports on the GOP's Rangel dilemma.
WSJ Editorial: ObamaCare's Tax on Work.
Union Leader Editorial: Buying Senior Votes
John Tamny dispells long-held miconceptions about deflation.
Handy Reference: State and local ...
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hf-implode.com 9/27/2009 —
Step by step, with little fanfare and great complacency, we are witnessing a fundamental, global shift that’s rapidly transforming the investment scene:
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