July 24, 2015
China Manufacturing PMI Hits 15-Month Low: Is This a Big Deal?
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Here is a lengthy snip from Bargo’s recent, well-written article Public Pensions Prove Zero Sum Economics . One of the major appeals in Democrat presidential campaigns is to explain to voters that they need Democrats in office to take money away from the rich. And since the rich own big corporations, they will pay workers as little as possible.
More: Weekly Unemployment Claims Lowest in 41 Years
See original article: What’s the Rise in People Without Fulltime Employment Since 2009? What "Should" It Be?
View article: Another 5 Years to Bull Market? Plenty of Room for More Optimism
Follow this link: Bailout Fallout: Juncker Lies to Cameron in Revival of EFSM; British Taxpayers Protected in Final Deal
Bailout Fallout: Juncker Lies to Cameron in Revival of ESM; British Taxpayers Protected in Final Deal In 2010, Jean-Claude Juncker, current European Commissioner president, made a pledge to UK Prime minister David Cameron, to never again use the ESM to bail out another eurozone country. Cameron’s concern was that he did not want to put British taxpayers at risk for eurozone sponsored bailouts.
Deflationary Pressures Unabated; Another One-Hit Wonder; Transitory Tales Another One-Hit Wonder In spite of counterproductive attempts by the Fed and Central Banks to foster price inflation, debt overhang has stymied those efforts, at least in regards to consumer prices and import/export prices. Last month, following a surge in gasoline prices, import and export prices did rise a bit, but as with retail sales, the import/export price report was another "one-hit wonder"
Retail Sales Unexpectedly Sink Below the Lowest Economist’s Estimate; September Hike? Really?
Please consider Computer Program Fixes Old Code Faster than Expert Engineers . Last year, MIT computer scientists and Adobe engineers came together to try to solve a major problem that many companies face: bit-rot . A good example is Adobe’s successful Photoshop photo editor, which just celebrated its 25th birthday