
RTX and Third Quarter GDP
y hypothesis was that U.S. aid to Ukraine was recycled as purchases of U.S. weapons. This is part 2 of my discussion of third quarter GDP. Continue Reading →
y hypothesis was that U.S. aid to Ukraine was recycled as purchases of U.S. weapons. This is part 2 of my discussion of third quarter GDP. Continue Reading →
There’s a good chance that a lot of the increase in third quarter GDP was caused by U.S. government spending, specifically foreign aid. Continue Reading →
Current inflation news including calculating expected inflation, the yield curve, and the term structure of expected inflation. Continue Reading →
All signs point to higher inflation starting soon. Current and planned economic policies will cause inflation to move even higher after 2022. Continue Reading →
Businesses are failing rapidly. If you’re tempted to sign up for schemes that advertise, “Work from home, make a zillion dollars,” read this. Continue Reading →
He recently published a Twitter thread about school reopening. Read carefully. Then ask yourself if the camp should have closed the sailing school at all. Continue Reading →
So no more about “donor states.” When any state gives up national defense they can talk about being a donor state. Until then they can sit down and shut up Continue Reading →
US GDP decreased 4.8 percent in 2020:I. Personal consumption spending fell by 7.78% compared to the previous quarter with spending on services decreasing a whopping 10.63%. Continue Reading →
Testing does not confer immunity. Test negative today, you might be infected tomorrow. False positives mean some people who go back to work will die. Continue Reading →
Screaming headlines have appeared all over the mainstream media. Here’s the Washington Post: A quick search on the Post website includes two articles from Bloomberg: Nicole Kaeding is Director of Continue Reading →