Spending on infrastructure seems good… But it isn’t

Infrastructure spending can be of great benefit to the economy. But it is quite unfortunate that the type of “spending” proposed by the Democrats will not benefit the economy. For clarity’s sake, let us start our conversation with the definition of “infrastructure” Infrastructure is the general term for the basic physical systems of a business, region, or nation. Examples […]

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Billionaires are hoarding piles of cash

Billionaires are holding mountains of cash, offering the latest sign that the ultra-wealthy are nervous about putting more money into today’s markets. According to the new Billionaire Census from Wealth-X and UBS, the world’s billionaires are holding an average of $600 million in cash each—greater than the gross domestic product of Dominica. That marks a […]

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America’s Dwindling Economic Freedom

A combination of factors in the US are putting the American economy at a huge disadvantage.  The following report looks at how freedom affects the economy.  As the US is becoming a police state, with highly regulated financial markets, it can only create additional costs and discourage new investment.  With the possibility of the internet, […]

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Economics revolution brewing against neoclassical, orthodox economics

The Soviets had an expression about the paradoxes in the Capitalist West, that they would sell each other nooses to kill themselves.  It appears that due to the transformation of the educational system to a market based system, and less so of an abstract academic, intellectual nature (where students pay and expect to get a […]

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