Don’t Blame Capitalism for Consumerism — Blame the Government
(FEE)—In a free market, the high price of a product is generally a function of supply and demand dynamics rather ...
Sunday, September 24, 2023
Tag: Economy
Bank CEOs Have Their Heads in the Clouds
(Mises)—Bank CEOs always have their heads in the clouds. First, pessimists never earn a seat in the corner office. Plus, ...
Public Numbs as Government Debt Bomb Explodes to $33T, Annual Budget Deficit Approaches $2T
(Natural News)—The United States gross national debt just exceeded $33 trillion on Friday, September 15, three months after the federal government's ...
Astonishing Percentage of Young Adults in the United States Are Living With Their Parents
(The Economic Collapse Blog)—When are we going to wake up and admit that our system is failing? If close to ...
The Ticking Time Bomb Gets Closer to Zero as the National Debt Quietly Blows Past $33 Trillion
(Schiff)—Do you hear that? It’s a ticking time bomb. Last Friday, the national debt quietly blew above $33 trillion. As ...
A Ticking Time Bomb: A Huge National Debt Plus Rising Interest Rates
(Mises)—Those who have been predicting a recession in the United States and an associated stock market crash seem to be ...
When People Can’t Take Care of Themselves They Start to Go Nuts
(The Economic Collapse Blog)—The rapidly growing chasm that exists between the ultra-wealthy and all the rest of us is not ...
“This Week Will Be Bumpy”: S&P Futures Slide, Europe and Asia Slump With Brent At $95 Ahead Of Central Bank Barrage
(Zero Hedge)—US equity futures were flat for much of the session before taking leg lower into the red with Treasury ...
10 Red Flags Warn of a Looming Recession
(The Messenger)—Economists have practically sounded the all-clear on a looming recession, but plenty of signs are still flashing red. Clearly, economists ...
Are We in a Silent Economic Depression?
(WND)—Lately, the mainstream media have been delicately tiptoeing around the possibility that America “might” be in a recession. In the ...
