By: Investor's Business Daily
A nation that doesn't know history is destined to repeat its serious mistakes. People swayed by carefully crafted political propaganda relentlessly repeated and effectively delivered can easily lose their freedom and way of...
By: Investor's Business Daily
3 It helps to have allies. In stock market investing, institutional investors can be your friends.
Managers of mutual and pension funds have billions of dollars at their disposal. They sink that cash into stocks they deem...
By: Newsday (New York)
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By: Newsday (New York)
BY MICHAEL ZWEIG. Michael Zweig is a professor of economics and director of the Center for Study of Working Class Life at Stony Brook University.
Now that Congress has dealt with the Wall Street crisis, it's time to turn immediate attention to the expanding crisis on Main Street by adopting an economic stimulus package that will help to reverse the recession we are...
By: The Independent (London)
Doreen Massey
Doreen Massey is Professor of Geography at The Open University and a winner of the Vautrin Lud Prize, the geographers' equivalent of the Nobel Prize. In her most recent book, World City, she argued that the...
By: The International Herald Tribune
Alex Berenson - The New York Times Media Group
Is this the end of American hypercapitalism?
For nearly a generation, the United States has driven its growth by deregulating markets, reducing tax rates and promoting trade. Across wide swaths of the economy - from airlines to...
By: The Miami Herald (Florida)
McClatchy-Tribune News Service
The following editorial appeared in the Miami Herald on Sunday, Oct. 5:
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Whether the $700 billion financial rescue plan will get the economy out of a jam is anyone's guess, but have no doubt about how we got into this mess in...
By: Investor's Business Daily
Financial History: Those who don't know history are destined to repeat its serious mistakes. Today some have asked if we could have another 1929-like depression. No, it should not happen.
Those who don't know history are...
By: Newsday (New York)
Facing the threat of economic chaos, Congress did what it had to do last week when it ultimately approved a bailout bill aimed at stabilizing troubled financial markets and restarting the flow of credit to businesses and...
By: Los Angeles Times
DAVID LAZARUS
Even before the current financial crisis, a federal budget deficit of nearly $500 billion was projected for next year. Now an additional $700 billion has been committed to bailing out Wall Street, not to mention as much as $200...
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