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Analysis Topic: Economic Trends Analysis

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Economics

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Government Run Economy, A New Era of Opportunity / Economics / Government Intervention

By: Kieran_Osborne

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleCould it be that the government is now in the driver's seat of the economy, having replaced the private sector? We certainly don’t believe it is the engine yet, but increasingly it has moved from being the backseat driver directing instructions intermittently, to taking over the steering wheel.

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Economics

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Widening U.S. Trade Deficit Signals Economic Recovery / Economics / Economic Recovery

By: Money_Morning

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleJason Simpkins writes: The U.S. trade deficit expanded at its fastest pace in more than ten years in July, accelerated by rising oil prices and increased demand for auto parts and industrial supplies.

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Economics

Thursday, September 10, 2009

G-20 Governments Inflate the Global Economy to Economic Prosperity / Economics / Economic Recovery

By: Gary_Dorsch

Diamond Rated - Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleWho says central bankers can’t inflate an economy to prosperity?  To head-off the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, the “Group-of-20” central banks have slashed interest rates to record lows, while politicians have funneled trillions into the coffers of the most powerful Oligarchic banks. So far, the cost of mopping up after the world financial crisis is a staggering $12-trillion, or equivalent to around a fifth of the world’s annual economic output.

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Economics

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Wave of Unemployment in the U.S. What to Expect and What to Do- Part2 / Economics / Recession 2008 - 2010

By: Washingtons_Blog

Continued from Part 1 here
Decline in Manufacturing

As everyone knows, the manufacturing has shrunk in the United States and the service sector has grown. Even in a manufacturing center such as Detroit, manufacturing jobs have been declining for decades: Read full article... Read full article...

 


Economics

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Wave of Unemployment in the U.S. What to Expect and What to Do / Economics / Recession 2008 - 2010

By: Washingtons_Blog

Diamond Rated - Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleIndividuals who look for work but can't find it are miserable.[1]

On the national level, high unemployment is both cause and effect concerning other problems with the economy. As we'll see below, high unemployment results from a weak economy and - in turn - weakens the economy.

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Economics

Thursday, September 10, 2009

A Tale of Two Inflations / Economics / Inflation

By: Tim_Iacono

Diamond Rated - Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleFor some time now, the disparity between price increases for imported goods and price increases for domestic goods and services has been of great interest to me and, after working through all of the applicable Labor Department data on this subject, it quickly becomes clear that there is an interesting story to tell here about two very different types of U.S. inflation in recent years - domestic inflation and imported inflation.

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Economics

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Yet Another Jobless Economic Recovery / Economics / Economic Recovery

By: Michael_Pento

It looks like this will be the third jobless recovery in a row. Coming out of the last two recessions we had what has become to be known as a jobless recovery. Job growth usually surges coming out of a recession as companies rush to bring on new employees to rebuild inventories that were depleted in the downturn.

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Economics

Wednesday, September 09, 2009

The Great Fakeroo Economic Recovery / Economics / Recession 2008 - 2010

By: LewRockwell

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleThere is something affected, something not believable, something agitpropish, about all the cheers for the glorious economic recovery we are experiencing. Some of its biggest boosters don't even quite believe it.

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Economics

Wednesday, September 09, 2009

How To Create More Jobs America / Economics / Employment

By: Steve_Selengut

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleMy recent survey produced a variety of ideas, but most of them had these common elements: replace the Internal Revenue Code with a simpler model, encourage businesses to increase employment, and insist upon tort reform everywhere.

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Economics

Wednesday, September 09, 2009

Depression Debate - Is this an Economic Depression? / Economics / Great Depression II

By: Mike_Shedlock

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleIn 1929 Versus 2007: Employment Change Barry Ritholtz posted a chart of unemployment with a comment: "This chart makes it pretty clear that the current recession is no Depression"

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Economics

Tuesday, September 08, 2009

Job Losses Slow but the U.S. Economy Follows Jobless Recovery Script / Economics / Employment

By: Money_Morning

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleJason Simpkins writes: The pace of U.S. job losses slowed in August, but the country will likely be saddled with a high unemployment rate throughout all of 2010, analysts say.

In short, even though the economy has improved, the odds of a "jobless recovery" continue to grow.

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Economics

Tuesday, September 08, 2009

When Keynesian Salvation Fails, Horrific Stimulus Trouble / Economics / Economic Theory

By: Jack_D_Douglas

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleOn this Labor Day I got up before dawn, turned on CNBC and watched an hour long, free-wheeling discussion moderated by Maria Bartoromo among Jack Welch [GE CEO for decades], Fink [CEO and Chm. of Blackrock], Pandit [CEO of Citigroup] and about seven other major people at the top of U.S. Finance and Big Corps. They all agree we face many years of grim financial and economic and probably political developments.

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Economics

Monday, September 07, 2009

Job Creation Down 35%, Consumer Spending Down 33% From Year Ago / Economics / Recession 2008 - 2010

By: Mike_Shedlock

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleOn this Labor Day, inquiring minds are reading Gallup Economic Monthly: Job Creation Not Happening.

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Economics

Monday, September 07, 2009

Increased Liquidity Boosts Economic Recovery Hopes / Economics / Economic Recovery

By: Lloyds_TSB

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleGlobal economic recovery gets underway - A global increase in liquidity has been underway in an attempt to kick start economic recovery ever since the depth of the financial crisis was understood. It appears to be working. A range of countries have recorded a rise in economic growth in Q2, including Germany, France and Japan, see chart a. For many of them, this was the first rise in economic activity in over a year, after sharp consecutive quarterly declines.

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Economics

Monday, September 07, 2009

Robert Prechter Warning Economic Depression and Financial Crisis Worse To Come / Economics / Economic Depression

By: EWI

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleDear reader,

Robert Prechter of Elliott Wave International in his recent 10 page newsletter (download for free) challenges the economic recovery hype with hard facts and independent analysis, and insightful charts. You’ll find out why the worst is NOT over and what you can do to safeguard your financial future.

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Economics

Sunday, September 06, 2009

Deflation, Inflation, Stagflation, Mass inflation, Hyperinflation, Which One Will Get Us? / Economics / Economic Theory

By: Gary_North

Diamond Rated - Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleOne of them will. That's if things work out really well. Two or three will if things go according to the Austrian theory of the business cycle.

Americans have been living in the eye of the monetary hurricane. Prices have been stable. In July, both the Consumer Price Index and the Median CPI were flat compared to June.

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Economics

Sunday, September 06, 2009

Government Economic Stimulus, How Many Rabbits Are Left In The Hat? / Economics / Economic Stimulus

By: Mike_Shedlock

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleAs amazing as it seems, inquiring minds are interested in hats and rabbit, more specifically, "How Many Rabbits Are Left In The Hat?"

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Economics

Saturday, September 05, 2009

America's Economic Crisis, Forecasting Worse Ahead / Economics / Great Depression II

By: Stephen_Lendman

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleAustrian economist Ludwig von Mises (1881 - 1973) said:"There is no means of avoiding a final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as a result of a voluntary abandonment of further credit expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved."

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Economics

Saturday, September 05, 2009

Failure of Economics, the Super Trend and Elements of Deflation / Economics / Economic Theory

By: John_Mauldin

Diamond Rated - Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleThe Elements of Deflation
The Failure of Economics
The Super Trend Puzzle
Final Demand and Income
Unemployment Was NOT a Green Shoot

As every school child knows, water is formed by the two elements of hydrogen and oxygen in a very simple formula we all know as H2O. Today we start a series that starts with the question, What are the elements that comprise deflation? Far from being simple, the "equation" for deflation is as complex as that of DNA. And sadly, while the genome project has helped us with great insights into how DNA works, economic analysis is still back in the 1950s when it comes to decoding deflation. Notwithstanding the paucity of understanding we can glean from the dismal science, in this week's letter we will start thinking about the most fundamentally important question of the day: is inflation, or deflation, in our future?

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Economics

Friday, September 04, 2009

Global Recession Or Low Carbon / Economics / Recession 2008 - 2010

By: Andrew_McKillop

Diamond Rated - Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleKeynesian Boom and Bust - Like we know, the recent and continuing massive spending spree by nearly all G20 governmentsand their central banks, described as "fighting recession", is also called Keynesian. To be sure, this process of handing over or "injecting" perhaps $ 4 000 billion since around October 2008 (using IMF data), mostly into the bank, insurance and finance sector in OECD countries, is Keynesian in one sense. National debts and government budget deficits have been increased, often radically. Several east European members of the EU27, and most famously Iceland, as well as Ireland, Pakistan, the UK and USA, and some other countries have seen foreign and/or national debt grow so fast their public finances are now structurally unsound. If economic growth does not return soon, and continue for at least a year or two, the unthinkable prospect of central bank failure will return, in several of these countries. We can note that the approximate $ 4 trillion of 'Keynesian bailouts' in the OECD countries, since late 2008, is equivalent to roughly 6.5% of world total GDP in 2008, also using IMF data.

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