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    Manufacturing Signals a Slowdown?

    December 1, 2009

    The data this week so far has been sparse, and in the context of our fragile economy it can be worrisome not to see a constant flow of statistics confirming our growth path. People like me tend to get concerned about downside risks and so fret in the absence of rosy information. Take today’s Manufacturing […]

    Economics / banking, deficits, dollar, fiscal policy, GDP, health care, interest rates, national debt, retail sales /

    Monday Mash-Up

    November 30, 2009

    With the Thanksgiving weekend over and the first taste of the holiday season under our belts – literally after all that turkey – we have a somewhat mixed set of news to deal with. So rather than devote my time to a single topic allow me to surf across the issues: Dubai: Given all the […]

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    Happy Thanksgiving

    November 25, 2009

    We all need a break. I will not be posting here until next Monday. Meanwhile enjoy Thanksgiving!

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