Archive for November, 2004

Debt & Credit, Corporate Style

Posted by Moonage on 30 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: Businesses

Another piece of Debt & Credit, corporation style. By Calpinist from TMF and notes on the Doge vs Ford case around 1919. This was in replay to a piece on teaching proper "Credit Use" in the schools.
Interesting take off on that subject:
As follows
Social Clubs / The Land of Sisu
Subject:  Re: The Debt Burden  [...]

The Fed Box

Posted by Moonage on 30 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: Fed Policy

Found today: US$ and trade problems, an article from TSC and Aaaron Pressman on the "Box" the FED finds itself in these days.
Enjoy
Kentm401 (aka Economics R Us)
Dollar Defies Greenspan FixBy Aaron PressmanSenior Market Columnist11/30/2004 6:58 AM EST
Snip:
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and his fellow central bankers may bear some responsibility for the dollar’s decline [...]

Walmart and China

Posted by Moonage on 30 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: Businesses

And so it goes. This piece on the "China Trade" and Wal-Mart, re-posted from TMF and originally found by Mish over there.
Enjoy
Kentm401
Politics & Current Events / Current Events
Subject:  "China Trade" & Wal-mart  Date:  11/30/04 11:23 AM  Author:  kentm401  Number:  98015 of 98024 
Interesting post & stats, nicked from mish……China trade estimated to show about [...]

Netherlands Euthanizes Babies

Posted by Moonage on 30 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: Ethics, Government, International Politics

Netherlands Hospital Euthanizes Babies
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Raising the stakes in an excruciating ethical debate, a hospital in the Netherlands the first nation to permit euthanasia recently proposed guidelines for mercy killings of terminally ill newborns, and then made a startling revelation: It has already begun carrying out such procedures in a handful [...]

11/30/04 by the numbers

Posted by Moonage on 30 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: Events

Investment Analysis Clubs / Mishedlo Subject: A Closer Look at the GDP Date: 11/30/04 1:27 PM Author: RodgerRafter Number: 126313 of 126318
Today’s GDP revision showed that the economy grew a whole buch during July, August and September. Of course you should already know that, because according to the government you were responsible for almost [...]

Arnold’s Amendment

Posted by Moonage on 30 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: Legislative Process

Sunday, February 22, 2004 Posted: 6:24 PM EST (2324 GMT)

Schwarzenegger: Let foreign-born seek White House
He says longtime citizens should get to run for president
Arnold Schwarzenegger, making his Sunday talk show debut as governor, said that he and other foreign-born citizens should be eligible to run for the White House and that President Bush can [...]

Adapting Economies

Posted by Moonage on 30 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: Opinions

The Kentucky Department of Commerce recently came out with these numbers for top manufracturing jobs:

Rank
Industry
2001
2002
Y2Y
2003
Y2Y
2004
Y2Y
Overall

1
Turbojet and Turboproller Parts
$   1,614
$   1,666
3%
$  1,622
-3%
$  1,545
-5%
-4%

2
Antisera and Other Blood Fractions
$        74
$      220
197%
$     354
61%
$     348
-2%
370%

3
Purebred Breeding Animal
  $ - 
  $ - 

$     164
100%
$     348
112%
100%

4
Parts [...]

Stem Cell Breakthrough?

Posted by Moonage on 29 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: 2004 Presidential Election, Opinions

This is John Edwards on Monday at a rally in Newton, Iowa: "If we do the work that we can do in this country, the work that we will do when John Kerry is president, people like Christopher Reeve are going to walk, get up out of that wheelchair and walk again."
During the 2004 [...]

2005 Congress Agenda

Posted by Moonage on 29 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: 527's, Legislative Process, National Politics

Jason Javitz of Political Vice Squad asks:
What is the very first thing the GOP-dominated Congress should do when it convenes next year?

I, like everyone else that keeps up with the process that rules our land, has an opinion of what it should be.  I personally would like for them to tackle something quick and easy [...]

Becker Posner Blog

Posted by Moonage on 29 Nov 2004 | Tagged as: Webrings

Nobel prize winning economist Gary Becker has teamed up with Richard Posner in what might historically be considered the first blog of Nobel quality.  Pretty heavy stuff.  I’ll have their link over there  —>

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