Toffoli rejeita notícia-crime de Bolsonaro contra Moraes

The article details the fact the lowest price homes in markets all across the US have experienced price drops greater than homes which cost more. This is no surprise and it is the natural consequence of artificial incentives instilled into the housing market by the Community Reinvestment Act originally signed by Jimmy Carter, and subsequently updated in the Gramm Leach Bliley Act signed by Bill Clinton.

The other day, I was talking to a retired gentleman who had served in the military, and later got a union job, and now lives with his wife in this resort community. He didn’t seem to have anything really good to say about China, and blames China for stealing American jobs, innovations, and for manipulating their currency. Still, I suppose the United States has made a number of mistakes causing our corporations to move their factories to other countries.

Well, they said this would be a jobless recessionary recovery, and the economists were right. Currently major corporations are sitting on hundreds of billions of dollars in cash because they’ve become really good at collecting the money. Their business models are tight, proven, and highly efficient.

In the midst of persistent economic turmoil, there is a growing sentiment that somebody should do something about all of these problems. This is a natural reaction to what feels like an opaque and impersonal market.

Conventional wisdom in economics cites that a weak currency encourages exports, and can actually help an economy. This opinion does work for certain economies, but for others it could have the opposite affect. What is the combined economic effect of a declining greenback, increased exports and a negative trade deficit?