State of the Economy continued

It is going to have ripple effects in the United States and Asia.... keep reading

When these states declare bankruptcy, what will the Federal Reserve do?... keep reading

Heading for a brick wall? Step on the accelerator. There is no way back, so it's full speed ahead!... keep reading

European stock markets shot up yesterday based on this man's report on the world economy. Then they closed. The U.S. stock market rose, then fell. Smart.... keep reading

This is what passes for economic analysis in the highest circles.... keep reading

Ferguson should have had a ready answer. He didn't. This was the heart of the matter.... keep reading

The only way to prevent default is for Americans to save. They still aren't saving enough.... keep reading

The search for jobs goes on. They are elusive.... keep reading

The bad news is worse than it looks.... keep reading

German voters hand Merkel a loss. Merkel still signed an IOU at the voters' expense. European stocks soared. It's business as usual.... keep reading

Everyone is lying. Everyone knows everyone is lying. The IMF and the Europeans will write the checks anyway. The crisis will spread. Here's why.... keep reading

The acceleration is increasing. This has bad implications for the recovery.... keep reading

Things have reversed over the last ten years. If you have not adjusted to this, you are at risk.... keep reading

Is this a long row of dominoes that extends across the Atlantic?... keep reading

I sat and read these articles for almost two hours. They are that important.... keep reading

The Tea Parties have the power to put the country into gridlock, which would be an improvenent. But the deficit will grow anyway.... keep reading