DATENA E ALBORGHETTI TERIAM CONDUZIDO OPERAÇÃO POLICIAL NO RJ SEM FUROS E FALHAS?

In the current recession, things are so bad at this time that inflation is of almost no concern. Deflation is becoming more and more a possibility, but we aren’t there yet. So what may be left is stagnation which could last for years, and feel very much like recession whether we are coming out of it or not.

What is the real cost of Government Intervention in the economy? Are we really willing to pay it?

Two and 1/2 years after the Great Recession later, millions of the nation’s homeowners still remain at risk of foreclosure. An analysis of court records of foreclosure proceedings by the Justice Center of North Carolina and Georgia shows more than 40,000 foreclosure filings by the end of July, and expect a record of 70,000 foreclosures by the end of this year, beating last year’s record of 63,289.

I don’t think there’s ever been a time in history where more of the world’s population has experienced an economic crisis of the magnitude we are now. Because the problems seem so vast and beyond our control, many chose to just go on with business-as-usual as opposed to digging deep enough to find out what’s going on. With a brief lesson in inflation history, I will introduce a few topics that you may want to continue to learn about.

Do you recall how the Secretary of Treasury previously enjoyed having a weak dollar, as it would assist the US in global exports, trade flows, and provide manufacturing jobs and a strong industrial base? Remember how the Nixon Administration thought that was a really smart play? Well, it looks like that surely bit us in the butt.