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Tag Archives: public deficit
Steve Keen about the debt crisis and Minsky’s moment — [VIDEO]
13 minutes into: “The real anti-growths are the bankers.”
Posted in Economics, Finance, The Global Economy
Tagged bad debt, bankers' pay, banking, banking system, banks, banksters, borrowing money, credit, currency, debt, deflation, economic behaviors, economic crisis, economic depression, economic growth, economic statistics, Economics, economy, Europe, European Union, Finance, global debt crisis, global economy, gold, gold hedges, gold standard, government debt, growth, house prices, houses, housing, incomes, inflation, Max Keiser, Minsky's moment, money creation, money printing, money supply growth, printing money, private debt, public debt, public deficit, real estate market, real estate prices, Steve Keen, United States Of America, USA, wages
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Rand Paul soon on US Senate = a good thing for the libertarian message (lot more TV appearances starting 2011) – [VIDEO]
Posted in News, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged entitlements, Freedom, governments, libertarianism, libertarians, liberty, public debt, public deficit, Rand Paul, retirement, social security, taxes, US budget, US deficit, US government, US Senate
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Auditing the Federal Reserve — Ron Paul style
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, The Global Economy
Tagged audit, auditing, banking system, banks, Ben Benanrke, central banks, creating money, deflation, economic crisis, economy, Federal Reserve, financial crisis, gold, government bonds, inflation, laws, loans, monetary policy, Money, money supply, public deficit, public spending, Regulations, Ron Paul, US banking system, US central bank, US Congress, US currency, US dollars, US economy, US financial crisis, US government, US monetary policy, US money supply, US public deficit, US Treasury
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