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    Slowing Down

    June 17, 2010

    The first phase of the recovery is now well and truly over. The economy is showing signs of slowing down. The issue has now become how slow will ‘slow’ be? Most of the reports being released at the moment confirm that the heady days of late last year and early this were showing an economy […]

    Economics / fiscal policy, Keynes, monetary policy, recession, recovery, retail sales, stimulus, unemployment /

    The False Allure of Austerity

    June 14, 2010

    I go away for a while and things get out of hand. I am shocked at the current spate of calls for austerity worldwide. It’s an epidemic of Puritanical self-loathing. None of which makes any sense. It should be obvious, but evidently is not, that the economy is still weak. Last week’s poor retail sales […]

    Commentary / BP, oil industry, oil spills, Reagan /

    BP, Calamity, and Hypocrisy

    June 14, 2010

    The ongoing saga of the BP oil spill has generated an enormous amount of nonsense at practically every level. The media has made the story its central news item for weeks, and now the White House is piling on. None of the spewing forth helps at all. Most of it simply highlights our astonishing ability […]

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