Tag Archives: income
Of markets, god, and scams
The stock market is a scam, a scheme developed by the corporatists element of the State to entice you to return what’s left of your disposable income to them in return for speculative and unpredictable capital gains that, if actualized, … Continue reading
Posted in capital, Financial Regulation, liberty, Political Economy, society, voluntaryst, Wall Street
Tagged God, income, market, scam
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The Latest from Mayberry: Of Pimps, Prostitutes, and Capital
Fifty years from now the socio-economic-political classifications of race, lower income, and middle income will either be erased or severely minimized. In their place there will be two major classes. One class will be the high income class, where the … Continue reading
Lower rates may spark longer term manufacturing jobs
Ben Bernanke is doing his best with what he has. He strikes me as a noble man who wants the get this economy out of a rut. I don’t claim to have his keen intellect, but coming from a long … Continue reading
Posted in banks, capital, commerce, Economy, Elections 2012, Federal Reserve, Foreclosures, Political Economy, unemployment
Tagged Ben Bernanke, economics, foreclosure, housing, income, interest rates, manufacturing
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Two-speed economy or two-tiered economy
So why do Americans feel like we are still in a recession when the data shows that the economy has been growing over the past year? The New York Times’ Catherine Rampell addressed that based on some insights from Alan … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, unemployment
Tagged Alan Greenspan, income, recession, small business, unemployment
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