That is a great question! Can you supply some detai of the different inflation rates among EMU members? What is the metric for the rates,...
Common Kass, it certainly is more interesting than his long winded economic opinion..and more factual. I'm wondering if the dog is like a baby...
Real dogs eat dry food. It comes in a big bag.
Your friend is lucky, at least she will be able to eat the dog.
Your ID reminds me of a Flat Screen model number...Best Buy is offering 0 interest for a 3 yr term on 55" high resolution LED flatsceen systems...
Lot of words JSSPMK. I tried to lay it out for you really simply...watch the flow of capital...that is what is really happening....no matter what...
Deflation is when capital is flowing out of tangible assets and into money and money substitutes. This capital flow is characterised by...
Have you priced a 'flat screen' lately? Shopped in an antique store? Looked at house deals? Do you know anyone who renegoatiated his landscape...
Deadbloke, thankyou for quoting me. I am flattered that you remembered becuase it has been such a long time in thread years. I havn't changed my...
The debt credits are the money...the issue is what they are worth. In the hotel story they are worth 100% to cancel a counterbalancing...
Bearice, in your little tale did you notice that quite apart from the 100 note all the debts were counter balanced and could have been settled by...
Illum, 'Savings' is investment. It is the investment of past production surplus...usually we think of it as investment in financial assets, but...
In all your research where did you see a study that demonstrated the existence of a money multiplier? It's a convenient notion so long as you...
No. I am not going to play a game with you. I read all your posts on this thread and I realize that it would be a waste of my time, you would...
Only ignorance or deception can explain comparing top income tax rates (or any other income tax rates for that matter) that are applied to nominal...
A small non distortive excise tax on all imports (something like 3% to 5%) would be an efficient tax that would not hurt long term growth so long...
Ach,...in the quote above I meant to say increased revenue and reduced spending...so, I edited it and you will see it is now changed from what you...
Ach...all you heard was 'growth'...which appears to be a perjorative for you...you could have read my comment as dramatically increasing revenue...
Random.C , agree with your comment...I would be very happy to have a better metric that GDP which is as you likely realize a metric of consumption...
The most amazing thing about all these silly discussions of the overwhelming deficit, the runaway spending, and insane schemes to raise more tax...
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