Zoe DETONA Joe Biden após flexibilização à Cuba

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The markets are a horror show again, but we’ve seen this film before. The ending is not so bad.

U.S. government debt should be limited to a fraction of what it is today – say, one trillion dollars after we’ve had a chance to renew limited government for a few years – and the limit should be strictly enforced. It’s not only possible; if we want the nation to survive, it’s necessary….

55 and out used to be a term used in the seventies, eighties and early nineties by many middle class workers describing their intentions to work hard invest and save their money and retire at 55 rather than 65. Doing this would insure that at least at the beginning of their retirement they would be mobile enough to still take physical active vacations they never went on before because of children and also still do work around the house. But as time went on and corporate CEO,s ravaged the companies they worked for as if the company was there to…

Investor sentiment about economy and the market is eerily reminiscent of those evil days of 2008. Even Johnny Carson’s Carnac the Magnificent would be having trouble reading this economy. No one feels good about what’s going on right now, and between the Euro crisis, our stagnant economy with rising unemployment, the rising deficit and the Bozo’s in Washington (our beloved politicians of both parties) who are completely disconnected from their constituents, who could blame them.

The British tax code of the 1970s is analyzed and reviewed for ideas on how to reduce the high unemployment rate in contemporary America. Arguments center around job-creation incentives for the rich.