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This page is about the budget impact of expanding the House of Representatives. The 435 members represent 712,061 people on average. Continue Reading →
This page is about the budget impact of expanding the House of Representatives. The 435 members represent 712,061 people on average. Continue Reading →
This is a compedium of what I’ve written about California over the years. Continue Reading →
nsidering all costs, the forecast $39 saving on ceiling fans will evaporate like the puff of smoke emitted by a failing electric motor. Continue Reading →
“How does quantity demanded change in response to a price change?” We use price elasticity of demand. This is a primer on demand elasticity. Continue Reading →
In the pdf below, Sarah Fields (@SarahisCensored) takes down the Foster Pre-K 8 school in the Jefferson County (Colorado) District. The schools had a few teachers sneaking woke, sexually explicit Continue Reading →
Here’s a geometry puzzle for your weekend. The original post was on Twitter from Catriona Agg (@Cshearer41). Continue Reading →
A while back, I wrote Inflation For Dummies. Apparently that was too complicated. Here’s a simplified version: inflation for dummies part 2. Continue Reading →
Today I was cleaning out a garage and ran across two historic items from my history with desktop computers. This is a blast from the past. Continue Reading →
Fitch downgraded U.S. debt to AA+. Herb Stein once said “If it cannot go on forever, it will stop.” The current path is unsustainable.Fitch downgraded U.S. debt to AA+. Herb Stein once said “If it cannot go on forever, it will stop.” The current path is unsustainable. Continue Reading →
“How many millionaires are there in the U.S.?” The claim was 1% of the population were millionaires. I suspected that was way too low. Continue Reading →
Replacing the drum units in the Ricoh SP C360SFNw multifunction printer takes patience. This video shows you many time-saving tricks. Continue Reading →
Inflation is the rate of change in the average price level. As long as the inflation rate is positive, the price level continues to rise. Continue Reading →