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    Deflation Risk?

    May 19, 2010

    Let’s not get too carried away with today’s consumer price report – the CPI fell 0.1% in April – but perhaps we should be more alert. Clearly the US economy is undergoing massive “disinflation”. The annual rate of inflation for the past twelve months was just 0.9%, the lowest since 1966. Prices fell across the […]

    Economics / construction, housing pemits, housing starts, real estate, recovery /

    Odd Housing Report

    May 18, 2010

    If you simply read the headlines you would come away with a distorted view of today’s housing reports from the government. The Financial Times typifies the way in which the good news gets plastered all over the place, and the bad/worse news is buried for only the diligent to locate. The headline reads: “US homebuilding […]

    Economics / jobs, recovery, unemployment /

    Jobs

    May 17, 2010

    It just occurred to me, and forgive me if you already realize this, but: at the present rate of job creation, we will, in two months, have added more jobs to the economy than we did in the entire Bush administration. All eight years of it. I know it’s a very low bar to hurdle […]

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