Reality Check continued
- Article Dates:
- 2006
- All Months
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Faith in the State has replaced faith in the family. Yet most people know the State can't be trusted. This is schizophrenia in action. It will ruin tens of millions of people in their "golden" years.... keep reading
Sometime innovators quit too soon. But sometimes it's best to quit. Steve Allen quit. Too soon? What can you learn from him?... keep reading
What voters don't learn from Presidential inaugural addresses.... keep reading
Manufacturing is moving offshore. More important, so are brains.... keep reading
This is what the Secretary of the Treasury dares not admit in public.... keep reading
Greenspan's Legacy to Bernanke: Unstable Money.... keep reading
There are always disasters. The question is: How should we respond?... keep reading
Here is a better way to look at your career opportunities.... keep reading
Here is a classic story of alertness to future possibilities: how Mel Tormé made a fortune.... keep reading
There comes a time when children learn the truth about Santa. As adults, they substitute faith in the government for their childhood faith in Santa. But reality eventually barges in.... keep reading
Cut back today or cut back later. Americans prefer to cut back later. This is bad for those Americans who prefer to cut back now. This is why you had better own gold.... keep reading
In half of 2004 and all of 2005, the Federal Reserve talked up short-term interest rates. The FED wanted a soft landing. So far, the boom goes on. But the yield curve almost inverted in April, 2006. The Fed still worries about price inflation.... keep reading
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