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Commentary & OpinionNovember 12, 2008 Who sent American jobs overseas?By: American Chronicle The movement of some jobs overseas elicits loud complaints in election years. There are calls to rescind NAFTA, even though after it passed the number of jobs in both the US and Mexico increased. Economics is not a zero-sum game,... November 12, 2008 The Main Street Bailout Begins  By: Forbes.com On Tuesday, many of America's largest banks, along with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, announced a new program to streamline the process of modifying hundreds of thousands of mortgages, hoping to save troubled homeowners and jump... November 11, 2008 Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI)(tm) Suggests Employers Will Continue to Aggressively Reduce Payrolls Well Into 2009By: The Conference Board The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI)™ continued its steep decline in October. The index fell in October to 105.3, down 1.8 percent from the September revised figure of 107.2, and down almost 12 percent from a year... November 10, 2008 Speculators, Politicians and Financial Disasters By: The Wall Street Journal Fueled by easy credit, the real-estate market had been rising swiftly for some years. Members of Congress were determined to assure the continuation of that easy credit. Suddenly, the party came to a devastating halt. Defaults... November 7, 2008 Is Obama an internationalist or trade skeptic?By: Reuters In Barack Obama, America's trade partners face a man who has strong internationalist instincts yet is committed to defending U.S. jobs. At a time when the need for economic stimulus is matched by pressure for tighter regulation,... November 6, 2008 We Need Sustainable CapitalismBy: The Wall Street Journal What is clear to us and many others is that market capitalism has arrived at a critical juncture. Even beyond the bailouts and recent volatility, the challenges of the climate crisis, water scarcity, income disparity, extreme... November 6, 2008 Alexander Hamilton: The Unlikely Culprit Behind the Financial Crisis?By: Citizen Economists Austrian economist Dr. Thomas J. DiLorenzo has assigned blame to all of the above in his prolific writings, but in his new book, Hamilton’s Curse: How Jefferson’s Arch Enemy Betrayed the American Revolution–and What It Means for... November 6, 2008 It's the economy, BarackBy: San Francisco Chronicle For President-elect Barack Obama, the campaign mantra of "change and hope" will meet a very quick reality test. Courtesy of a wrenching economic and financial crisis, his leadership skills could, in fact, be tested even before he... November 6, 2008 The Great American Housing NightmareBy: PR Web Martin D. Weiss, Ph. D. takes a closer look at sinking home prices and explains how it is very possible for those prices to decline further. Dr. Weiss discusses the Great American Housing Nightmare and what occurrences lead up to... October 30, 2008 It Pays to Go Green in a Down EconomyBy: Bill Roth, Entrepreneur.com As I write this column the stock market has fallen more than 30 percent in a year, the Dow below 9,000 points for the first time since 2003 and in Times Square, a sign that clocks the U.S. national debt ran out of digits when it... [What would you find useful here?]
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