State of the Economy continued

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The Litmus Test of Keynesianism: The Attack on Austerity
Gary North

"I am not a Keynesian," he tells you. Test this claim.... keep reading

Mixed Signals Over Consumer Optimism
Gary North

Getting better vs. getting worse? Who is representative?... keep reading

Unemployment and the Economy: The Threat to Keynesianism
Gary North

The official figure is down to 8.3%. Can it go lower?... keep reading

Technology: Good News for America's Consumers, but Not Investors
Gary North

Cheerleading for American technology ignores the obvious: technology is international.... keep reading

Consumer Confidence: A Hit in the Head
Gary North

The recovery is faltering. Consumers sense it.... keep reading

The Baltic Dry Index Goes Over a Cliff
Gary North

This is like 2008. There seems to be no bottom.... keep reading

Personal Savings Rate, USA: Dec. 2011
Gary North

It is falling, again.... keep reading

Stephen Roach: "We're All Japanese Now."
Gary North

We are not entering a new growth era.... keep reading

Worldwide Economic Slowdown in 2012, Says the World Bank.
Gary North

The Establishment is starting to catch on.... keep reading

The Paranormal Economy Is Upon Us, Says the World's #1 Bond Fund Agent
Gary North

Bill Gross of Pimco thinks the era of high returns for conventional investors has ended. So do I. I think it ended in March 2000. I said it would in February 2000.... keep reading

Unemployment Is a Disaster; Headlines Are Cheery
Gary North

The headlines are optimistic. Reality isn't.... keep reading

Gloom, Doom, and Optimism
Mike Scully

Austrian economics says "trouble ahead." Keynesianism does, too. These days, who doesn't? Mainly stock marker investors.... keep reading

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