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Someday, those who predict price deflation will stop using this argyment. That's ewhen price inflation is 30% per annum.... keep reading

The moment you read this, you will think, "that's obvious." But it isn't obvious to people who cannot seem to lose weight.... keep reading

The better you are at any one of these skills, the ore valuable you are to an employer in the private sector. They are not taught in college.... keep reading

How to lose twice. Also, how to get a free house. Take your pick.... keep reading

Don't take the advice of a print media dinosaur headed for the tar pits.... keep reading

Procrastination kills.... keep reading

Someone must bear the pain. But who? California's legislature has figured it out. I suggest a way to ease Californians' pain.... keep reading

There are not many career warriors, as distinguished from military bureaucrats. There are even fewer who are trained historians. Cooper was one of these few.... keep reading

This indicator is crucial, Buffett believes. Who am I to argue?... keep reading

Clinton's Robert Reich was sometimes sensible. He was not a flaming liberal -- more of a smoldering liberal. He is now a pessimistic liberal.... keep reading

Why the deflationists have it mostly wrong. Why we will not get systemic price deflation.... keep reading

You have limited resources. Don't waste them.... keep reading

The Keynesians will be in the driver's seat until the tires fall off the bus. It's going to be a bumpy ride.... keep reading

So far, so good.... keep reading

John Maynard Keynes has been the dominant economist since 1936. He predicted deflation, and he recommended massive government spending as the solution. He relied on crackpots to make his case.... keep reading