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Click here to our first draft laying out why the US economy is no where near escape velocity and actually without huge Fed intervention would be in recession today. Please provide us with your ideas and comments. Do you know of some trends that are missing? Positive or negative. Send them our way. If we use your idea we will give you credit.
This is our first run at presenting our ideas for preparing our economy for escape velocity. This is economy has way too many structural and financial issues that need attention before we can even talk about when we can expect escape velocity and no more FED hand holding. We are years from such a time. Click here to go to our paper in what we believe is the basic framework to create an environment where escape velocity can occur. It is lacking and has some issues. Please feel free to send us your comments and ideas. In the end we want a collaborative effort on this. Please do no send us "spend more" or "cut taxes" worn out ideas. We know what the power brokers are already pushing.
There are many mainstream economic myths perpetrated daily from politicians, economists and press. Theses myths include more government spending and lower taxes stimulate growth. Higher tax rates reduce growth. Almost everyone believes that infrastructure spending has a high multiplier. Economists are actually proposing that inflation by the Phillips curve creates demand thus jobs. When myths are repeated often enough we begin to believe them just as this did in OZ. This paper gets us back to the reality of Kansas. Kansas is not always great with it's cyclones and hard work but it is reality. This paper destroys the easy way out of economic myths of the left and right. Trend carefully before you read Dorothy might be throwing a bucket of water your way. Click here to read more.
We have another paper for review coming soon: How Moore's Law Trumps Phillips Curve and The Rest of Economic Theory
In June we expect to release: Income Inequality Is Not The Problem
An excerpt:
"As usual liberals can't see the forest from the trees. The problem we face is not the 1%. Many if not most of the 1% are part of the problem that causes the SYMPTOM of income equality. And it makes sense for the 1% to protect its wealth for who does not act in their own self interest. Was it not Thomas Franks the liberal author of “what's the matter with Kansas” berate poor whites in the Midwest for voting against their economic self interest and using other moral reason to vote for Republican candidates. That is hypocritical and Republicans are right that it is class warfare for liberals to blame the 1% for the income equality today. The 1% are just acting in there self interest.
The fact is income inequality is a SYMPTON of many protected classes and/or the status quo at many levels of society that protect themselves and their interest over the interest of others. Who are these protected classes? And how are they part of the problem?
The middle class struggle emanates not from the riches of the 1% but from the impact of cost structures that exceed...."
Click here to our first draft laying out why the US economy is no where near escape velocity and actually without huge Fed intervention would be in recession today. Please provide us with your ideas and comments. Do you know of some trends that are missing? Positive or negative. Send them our way. If we use your idea we will give you credit.
This is our first run at presenting our ideas for preparing our economy for escape velocity. This is economy has way too many structural and financial issues that need attention before we can even talk about when we can expect escape velocity and no more FED hand holding. We are years from such a time. Click here to go to our paper in what we believe is the basic framework to create an environment where escape velocity can occur. It is lacking and has some issues. Please feel free to send us your comments and ideas. In the end we want a collaborative effort on this. Please do no send us "spend more" or "cut taxes" worn out ideas. We know what the power brokers are already pushing.
There are many mainstream economic myths perpetrated daily from politicians, economists and press. Theses myths include more government spending and lower taxes stimulate growth. Higher tax rates reduce growth. Almost everyone believes that infrastructure spending has a high multiplier. Economists are actually proposing that inflation by the Phillips curve creates demand thus jobs. When myths are repeated often enough we begin to believe them just as this did in OZ. This paper gets us back to the reality of Kansas. Kansas is not always great with it's cyclones and hard work but it is reality. This paper destroys the easy way out of economic myths of the left and right. Trend carefully before you read Dorothy might be throwing a bucket of water your way. Click here to read more.
We have another paper for review coming soon: How Moore's Law Trumps Phillips Curve and The Rest of Economic Theory
In June we expect to release: Income Inequality Is Not The Problem
An excerpt:
"As usual liberals can't see the forest from the trees. The problem we face is not the 1%. Many if not most of the 1% are part of the problem that causes the SYMPTOM of income equality. And it makes sense for the 1% to protect its wealth for who does not act in their own self interest. Was it not Thomas Franks the liberal author of “what's the matter with Kansas” berate poor whites in the Midwest for voting against their economic self interest and using other moral reason to vote for Republican candidates. That is hypocritical and Republicans are right that it is class warfare for liberals to blame the 1% for the income equality today. The 1% are just acting in there self interest.
The fact is income inequality is a SYMPTON of many protected classes and/or the status quo at many levels of society that protect themselves and their interest over the interest of others. Who are these protected classes? And how are they part of the problem?
The middle class struggle emanates not from the riches of the 1% but from the impact of cost structures that exceed...."