Keith Olbermann calls out Media Blackout on ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Protest
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View ArticleChina’s economic growth slows
Economy grew by 7.6 per cent in the second quarter of 2012, the slowest pace in more than three years despite stimulus. Read this article:
View ArticleMarket Buzz: US Fed stimulus hints boost indices
Russian stocks are likely to begin September by posting gains, amid renewed hopes for a new round of stimulus in the US and climbing oil prices. Read Full Article at RT.com Credit: Market Buzz: US...
View ArticleAre You Better Off? 40 Statistics That Will Absolutely Shock You
Are you better off today than you were four years ago? This is a question that comes up nearly every election. This year the Romney campaign has even created a Twitter hashtag for it:...
View ArticleOur Reality Redefined – But Don’t Accept It
You might be noticing the old notions of the world around us are slipping away. Just as the new milky, metallic skies are now integrated into society and taken for granted as the norm, many other...
View ArticleOil prices rise on U.S. stimulus hopes
Oil prices rose Monday on hopes of more US financial stimulus aimed at boosting the world’s biggest economy, a prospect that was helping to offset disappointing Chinese data, analysts said. Brent...
View ArticleMarket Buzz: EU markets hold their breath ahead of ESM decision
In Russia, the markets were higher at the close on Monday, with investors waiting for big stimulus actions from China and the US. The RTS Index and Micex Index each gained 0.3%. Read Full Article at...
View ArticleThe Fed’s Campaign
by Peter Schiff This past Friday, as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke delivered his annual address from Jackson Hole – the State of the Dollar, if you will – I couldn’t help but hear it as an incumbent’s...
View ArticleMarket Buzz: Fed boosts gobal indices, CBR spikes rates
Russian stocks are expected to react today to the US Fed announcement of a $40 billion monthly stimulus program, as well as the decision by a key banking regulator to lift all interest rates.Read Full...
View ArticleMarket Buzz: Fed boosts global indices, CB plans rate spike
Russian stocks are expected to react today to the US Fed announcement of a $40 billion monthly stimulus program, as well as the decision by a key banking regulator to lift all interest rates.Read Full...
View ArticleQE3 Rips Into Reality
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View ArticleRon Paul: “Country Should Panic Over Fed’s Decision”
by Tim Brown Brace yourselves for hyper inflation. The Federal Reserve has announced it’s cranking up the printing presses and launching Quantitative Easing 3 (QE3). However, they are not doing it...
View ArticleMarket Buzz: US Fed announcement boosts global indices
Global markets made significant gains after the US Federal Reserve announced its QE3 mortgage bond-buying program Thursday, along with promises to continue stimulus measures until the economy and jobs...
View ArticleRussia in high gear to become top car market in Europe
The Russian auto market is set to become No.1 in Europe over the next two years, outpacing Germany, while Russia joining the WTO is bringing both stimulus and challenges to car producers, according to...
View ArticleG20 deputies say central bank fix not enough for ailing economy
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Central bank stimulus is not enough to fix the ailing global economy and governments must increase their efforts to boost growth, Group of 20 officials agreed on Monday. More:...
View ArticleNoam Scheiber Reviews Bob Woodward’s ‘The Price Of Politics’
THE MOST VIVID scene in Bob Woodward’s new book has almost nothing to do with his central narrative, but reveals a lot about the narrator. The scene takes place in February of 2009, as Congress is...
View ArticleRuss Roberts: Why Keynesians Always Get it Wrong (and Most Economists Too)
“Economics as practiced by most of the profession…is full of hubris and should be much more full of humility,” says former George Mason University economist ;Russ Roberts, ;NPR commentator, host of...
View ArticleBiden: Ryan “sent me two letters” asking for stimulus
“I love that,” Joe Biden said. “This is a bad program, and he writes me a letter: ‘The reason we need this stimulus, it will create growth and jobs.’ His words. And now he is sitting here.”Continue...
View ArticleBernanke fights monetary easing criticism
The head of the US Federal Reserve on Sunday defended the central bank’s monetary easing measures after criticism that stimulus was to blame for destabilising capital flows around the world. Ben...
View ArticleDoes Defense Spending Stimulate Anything Other than Military Contractors’...
While many conservative Republicans rightly sneer at Keynesian-derived stimulus spending as counterproductive, they nonetheless often create a loophole for something called “defense spending.” In...
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