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Tag Archives: Economics
The Betrayal of Economic Policy
The link (below) is to an article appearing in The Seattle Times, “Low wages, trade deals luring…” and though from April 2015 the article remains an important read; it is well written and sourced. For those who are interested in building a better economic understanding it is a piece of solid perspective and as the Trade Deal (a.k.a., Trans Pacific Partnership/TPP) vote nears it is important for the public to have a solid foundation on a subject that has been completely surrendered to the appeal of donor-laced political favoritism. As you read the article you will want to keep the following few points in mind:
ON AIR with Host Mike Miller of WIMA 1150
The Foundations Weekly On-Point Series continues with Host Mike Miller of 1150 WIMA in Lima, Ohio and Policy Analyst, Curtis Greco. This week features “Economics of Debt Laden America!” This vignette appears throughout the week during Michael’s 6-9 a.m. (ET) Show. Ohio’s In-Tune & In-Touch Host, catch him Live in-market or online at www.1150wima.com.
ON AIR with Host Mike Miller of WIMA 1150
The Foundations Weekly On-Point Series continues with Host Mike Miller of 1150 WIMA in Lima, Ohio and Policy Analyst, Curtis Greco. This week features “Economics of Debt Laden America!” This vignette appears throughout the week during Michael’s 6-9 a.m. (ET) Show. Ohio’s In-Tune & In-Touch Host, catch him Live in-market or online at www.1150wima.com.
Wall Street | Further Reforms Needed
So says President Obama. Here are the facts:
(1) Globalists smothered the U.S. Policy apparatus with the fabricated notion that the world was their economic oyster. This theology was married with a sort of combo-myth; high-tax and high-labor cost equals non-competitive and with this addition you’ve got the complete global-solution mythology.
(2) Print-to-suit monetary policy made the cannibalizing of domestic economic capacity, paired with the peevish ambiguity of service-based economic salvation, seem inconspicuous. Of course the reality was that it is and was never possible for debt-funded spending, service-based consumption or glutinous consumerism to be a viably economic substitute.
TIMF E-op No: 1 – The Political Economy
“TIMF E-op” is a bi-weekly series the purpose of which is to hi-light what we believe to be strategic components integral to a national economic reformation. We hope that you will find them of interest and give you great cause for expressing your influence by passing them along.