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* The March U.S. retail sales data were on the strong side of expectations, confirming a surge as soon as the weather improved, and should give a boost to consumption estimates for the Q1 GDP report. March retail sales were up 1.1% in their biggest gain...
An Austrian Defence of the Euro
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Note: I agree with this analysis. I oppose British membership of the Eurozone only because it would be another entanglement for a British government of national restoration. In purely economic terms, the Euro is much better than Sterling. It locks politicians...
The Economy Has Not Recovered And Is Again On Its Way Down – Dr. Paul Craig Roberts
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TND Guest Contributor: Dr. Paul Craig Roberts | The first quarter GDP will be negative unless the figure is again manipulated and faked. I am looking at two charts. One is the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s forecast. During the past 30 days, the...
Weekly Review, July 21st, 2012
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*** Silver (and Gold) remain range bound. Technically, we are still in a ‘coiled spring COT setup’ – with the bullion banks positioned for higher prices and speculators betting on downside momentum. *** THE WORLD...
THE IMF —
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THE IMF — LEGALIZED LARCENY JOHN COLEMAN THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND – LARCENY ON A GRAND SCALE Of all the international bodies of the One World Government at Large in the world today, none is more insidiously evil than the International Monetary...

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Abstract We develop and estimate a model of family job search and wealth accumulation. Individuals' job finding and job separations depend on their partners' job turnover and wages as well as common w...
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