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The Heart of the Economy: Great article
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Thursday, December 03, 2009. Written by a fellow named Porter Stansberry. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Strong and Weak Money. A Very Interesting Animation: Empires Decline. Institute for Applied Meditation. The Teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan. How the World Works blog. View my complete profile.
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The Heart of the Economy: What Exactly Would a Stronger Yuan Do for the US Economy?
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Thursday, November 19, 2009. What Exactly Would a Stronger Yuan Do for the US Economy? In theory, an appreciation of the Yuan should narrow the trade deficit between the US and China. But it’s likely that the trade deficit won’t fall much (if at all), because consumers driven by low prices are likely to select goods from other low cost producers (Thailand, South Korea, the Phillipines, or India, for example). Where are all the posts?
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The Heart of the Economy: September 2009
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Wednesday, September 23, 2009. Ambivalence on Health Care. My wife and I had to take our baby girl to the emergency room because she had a high fever, some diarrhea, and we worried she’d get dehydrated. We were there a few hours, during which time she was checked on several times by very conscientious doctors, who spent a total of maybe 30 minutes of total person-hours on her care. The bill? If one restaurant has an outbreak of E coli.
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The Heart of the Economy: December 2009
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Thursday, December 03, 2009. Written by a fellow named Porter Stansberry. Links to this post. Strong and Weak Money. The contradiction of Asia is that every country wants their currency to be strong and weak at the same time. Strong currencies are viewed as stable, and attract investment. Yet weak currencies allow the country to export goods that seem cheap in other countries. How will China respond to this move? Links to this post.
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The Heart of the Economy: October 2009
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Wednesday, October 28, 2009. The American household continues the path of downsizing and consolidation. Electricity usage, which hardly ever declines, has fallen 2.3% in the US since August 2008, reflecting mostly the decrease in industrial output. Similarly, shouldn’t rising foreclosures push more people into the rental market? How does all this saving and decreased consumption affect the economy? Individuals are curtailing their spen...
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The Heart of the Economy: Gold Prices Continue to Climb
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Thursday, November 12, 2009. Gold Prices Continue to Climb. So far in 2009, the S&P 500 is up 21%, while gold is up nearly 25%. Gold and stocks have been moving in tandem for much of the year, an unusual situation, to say the least. 8221; News since then has been solidly bad, with continuing job losses, rising unemployment, trade deficits, budget deficits, and a rising disillusionment with the Obama Administration. Now sentiment ha...
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The Heart of the Economy: A Very Interesting Animation: Empires Decline
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Wednesday, December 02, 2009. A Very Interesting Animation: Empires Decline. Look at this fascinating visualization of the decline of the great imperial powers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Who might be next, I wonder? From Pedro M Cruz. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Strong and Weak Money. A Very Interesting Animation: Empires Decline. Institute for Applied Meditation. The Teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan.
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The Heart of the Economy: July 2009
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Thursday, July 09, 2009. Getting to the Source of Systemic Risk. Recent articles on the US and world economic crisis have often been focused on the concept of ‘systemic risk’. For example, Robert Pozen, author of Too Big to Save? Argues in The Wall Street Journal. If a large corporation (financial or otherwise) loses billions or even hundreds of billions, how does that threaten the system as a whole? In the same way that nature rewards...
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The Heart of the Economy: Strong and Weak Money
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Thursday, December 03, 2009. Strong and Weak Money. The contradiction of Asia is that every country wants their currency to be strong and weak at the same time. Strong currencies are viewed as stable, and attract investment. Yet weak currencies allow the country to export goods that seem cheap in other countries. How will China respond to this move? What does China do with it’s growing foreign exchange surplus? Strong and Weak Money.
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The Heart of the Economy: Holiday Spending and the Fed
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The Heart of the Economy. Economics, international trade, investment. Monday, November 30, 2009. Holiday Spending and the Fed. The veil of illusion that says the dollar has value is being torn away. Last week’s “Saturday Night Live” had an actor playing President Obama giving a press conference with an actor playing China’s President Hu Jintao, who repeatedly reminded Obama that the US owes China a lot of money. At one point, Hu asks, “Do I look like Mrs. Obama? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Where ...
