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Growing Pains

FLASH- Fed to taper another $10 billion. Maybe they are concerned about all the interest income they are removing from the economy? 😉

Posted by行政2 February 20142 February 2014Posted inFederal Reserve, macroeconomics, moneyTags: car sales, compensation, durable goods, employment, foreign sector, GDP, home sales, housing, mortgage, retail sales, Warren Mosler

Private Investment: Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Private investment is low. Executives are conflicted: They regretted missed investment opportunities and yet they also had risk averse attitudes. Productivity is falling off a cliff with no dividend to labor as well.

Posted byJohn Lounsbury5 October 20115 July 2012Posted inBusiness News and Analysis, Economics, macroeconomicsTags: capital, compensation, income, investment, John Lounsbury, labor, McKinsey, productivity

The Seduction of America

So much of what has befallen America has been a financial illusion. Over several decades historical income, wealth and production patterns have broken down.

Posted byJohn Lounsbury5 December 20106 December 2010Posted inStudies, UncategorizedTags: compensation, GDP, personal income, stock returns, wealth effect1 Comment on The Seduction of America
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