Over one-third of homes in the United States have not recovered their pre-financial crisis values. That’s a pretty damning figure that shows not only how destructive the financial crisis was …
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Why Health Care, Social Security and Other Big Government Programs Are Resistant to Change
As the debate over health care reform continues in Congress, frustration continues to build up on all side of the debate. Congressional Republican leadership would like to see a quick …
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There is one group of businesses that governments will never ever allow to fail. If grocery stores can’t meet consumer demands, they go out of business, but nobody cries about …
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In 2014, Seattle decided to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour, with a full phase-in scheduled by 2021.Two studies published this month purported to shed light on the …
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma stated in a recent interview that 30 years from now people may work a 4-hour work day, and only 4 days per week. While many people …
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The victory of Republican Karen Handelin Georgia’s 6th Congressional District demonstrates that grassroots dissatisfaction with Democrats still has not worn off. The same attitudes that swept Donald Trump into the Presidency …
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President Trump was put into office riding a wave of anti-Establishment sentiment, with voters at the grassroots level seeing him as the candidate to overturn business as usual in Washington. …
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The world surplus of oil has become so bad that more and more old crude oil supertankers are being used as floating storage depots to store unsold oil. Each supertanker …
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One of the contributing factors of the 2008 financial crisis was the fact that lenders loaned money to borrowers with sub-par credit histories. This was particularly the case in the …
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The continuing pull out of health care companies from the individual insurance market is reducing health care coverage across the country. In some areas, the individual marketplaces may be left …