Please provide the details of the university that provides a PhD in Journalism by studying "Internet and You" and "How to understand Science". Or, are they some undergraduate subjects prior to undertaking a PhD? Where are these undergard subjects ...

The importance of trust in economic data

There is truth in this. There is nothing wrong, and everything right, in having natural recessions from time to time. They clean out a variety of distortions which accumulate, for example. A couple things, and this precis will do no justice. The ...

The importance of trust in economic data

I am not qualified to discuss pseudo economics.

America’s Debt-Fueled Economy Is Cracking at the Seams

No. It's just not cricket to shoot fish in a bucket.

America’s Debt-Fueled Economy Is Cracking at the Seams

You'd know, I guess.

Trump moves to oust Fed's Lisa Cook, who says she 'will not resign'

You're the joke. And you know exactly why.

Trump moves to oust Fed's Lisa Cook, who says she 'will not resign'

Hmm. Dunno. Anyone can make allegations, however frivolous and absent of truth. Happens often, anywhere. It is then for the appropriate matter to be investigated in whatever manner, and then a finding to be made. I'm being deliberately general, but ...

Trump Removes Fed's Cook From Position, Effective Immediately

Reminds me of a bit of a little speech from the original Terminator movie. video

Trump warns of 200% tariff on China if exports are curbed: ‘They have to give us magnets’

For those interested further in this little history lesson about possible abuse (still not settled) of Executive power, this is a link to the original typed document. url

Trump Removes Fed's Cook From Position, Effective Immediately

It's called Executive power, people. England went through some issues with it in around the 17th or 18th century which is why Kings and Queens generally are very reluctant to make big decisions. They have only what is known as "reserve powers". ...

Trump Removes Fed's Cook From Position, Effective Immediately

So whose culture would that be? You cannot just say "the" culture. {But I think that we do actually know, no response necessary} Look at the example provide by the Euro Gen Z contributor above - quite a sensible culture by my measure. They save ...

America’s Debt-Fueled Economy Is Cracking at the Seams

That struck me too as being an utterly absurd comment from someone who dares call himself an economist. ...he believes that Powell "hasn't looked forward enough" on interest rates and that the Fed chair has "been very data dependent. And therefore, ...

Economist Mohamed El-Erian says Jerome Powell "hasn't looked forward enough" on interest...

The other alternative, as is suggested in the article, is that they spend spend spend spend. Saving/discipline is not in their vocabulary (knowing that generalisations are dangerous). I wonder where they learnt that? It is not lazy to provide ...

America’s Debt-Fueled Economy Is Cracking at the Seams

In similar departments in civilized countries it is a reasonably easy to have a number (often two) of staff to separately and independently be responsible for validating the numbers that are collated. They may just be boffins - don't need to be ...

The importance of trust in economic data

The market was caught leaning the wrong way. No, ya nuffer, you were caught leaning the wrong way, just like a bot. Get into the back of my car and I'll show you my charts. Here is the 15 minute Aussie which is a bit of a favourite of mine. You be ...

Week Ahead: Fundamentals and Technicals Give Greenlight to Sell US Dollars

They don't have to quote anyone. It is just the nature of macro economics that things are always different, but with some patterns. A near infinite number of combinations of variables. That things ever work out is a tribute to the resilience (to use ...

Lagarde: Beyond hysteresis: resilience in Europe’s labour market

I was writing slightly in jest to the comment above by 240z. Thankyou for your response. Well I dunno, its a generational change then, designed for a previous time. Changing the logo is perhaps a bit of a joke in the circumstances by what you say. I ...

Cracker Barrel loses almost $100 million in value as stock plunges after new logo release

Go woke go broke.

Cracker Barrel loses almost $100 million in value as stock plunges after new logo release

Not so much the cost of the product but the sale price (to the extent that the cars are imported). Short term perhaps some charity may be graced, but have no doubt a very long-term strategy. As if Japanese are transparent about anything. In the ...

Major Japanese carmakers say they aren't raising prices in the U.S. because of tariffs

Also, shh, more generally, don't mention the apparently irrelevant matter of a massive and irreversible trade deficit with the rest of the world. Bizarre example of American exceptionalism.

PM Carney: Canada will lift its counter tariffs on all U.S. goods covered by USMCA