Barry forecast 8% unemployment if his $780 billion pork laden political payback “stimulus” package was passed, which the dems did without reading it… With unemployment at 9.4% and The One saying it’ll exceed 10% by the end of the year, do you believe 0bama’s forecasts that the economy will recover with his $4 trillion budget? ...
and veiled way of devaluing the pound sterling? Mervyn King’s down beat speech was not challenged by the Labour Party. Soon afterwards the £ started to loose ground against the Euro and the U.S, dollar. ...
PCA Chief Economist Ed Sullivan reviews the economic data released in the first 10 days of June and discusses how it will affect the outlook for economic growth, construction, and cement and concrete. ...
Alexis Glick interviews The Alternative Board’s president Jason Zickerman on the economic strength of small businesses in 2008. ...
Sure is and will keep doing so till we vote him and the rest out ...
It’s true that a recession is here. But when I read news articles showing GDP, unemployment, consumer spending, etc. they are reported as having dropped only by a tiny percentage! 1-3%. Unemployment is still under 10%. So what’s with the “sky is falling” when these are tiny percentage drops/increases? Do you think the media is ...
Can’t they or their advisors realize that the prices of commodities are rising way faster than the earnings power of the average wage earner and that eventually more and more people will fall into the automation trap of being either unemployed or without jobs that would pay enough to support a family? Can’t they see that ...
PCA Chief Economist Ed Sullivan reviews the economic data released in the first 10 days of June and discusses how it will affect the outlook for economic growth, construction, and cement and concrete. ...
Can’t they or their advisors realize that the prices of commodities are rising way faster than the earnings power of the average wage earner and that eventually more and more people will fall into the automation trap of being either unemployed or without jobs that would pay enough to support a family? Can’t they see that ...
Recessions, until the last 20 years, tended to huddle together for warmth. The last recession was rewritten to be shorter by the NBER, but had many of the characteristics of being a double dip recession, or one very long recession. The odds of a recession this year are approaching unity, because George W. Bush does ...