Daily Economy
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December Jobs Gains Disappoint, Suggest Slow Growth
A disappointing December jobs report suggests slow growth for consumer spending and the overall economy.
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Forget Exemptions: Grant Everyone Freedom from Tariffs
Instead of granting firms exemptions from the tariffs on a case-by-case basis, let’s grant everyone an exemption and get rid of the tariffs altogether.
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Stringham on Everything: Dow Stocks, Iran & the Middle East, Beer Tax, and Royal Resignation
I’m becoming a regular on this show. I hope you enjoy my commentary on various subjects.
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Why Impeachment Has Fallen Flat (Video)
The puzzling issue of why so few are very interested in the impeachment issue that has roiled Washington.
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Alternative Non-State Forms of Governance
For many problems, though, non-profits have trumped governments and for-profits, including mutuals. People need to remember the non-profit option before turning to governments or for-profits for aid.
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Auto Sales Slowed in December But Remain in Trend
Auto sales fell slightly in December, but consumer fundamentals and the labor market remain healthy; the outlook remains moderately favorable.
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Private Payrolls Expected to Increase in December
ADP estimates 202,000 new jobs were created in December. Overall, the labor market remains solid and the most likely path is for continued expansion.
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Conservatives Need To Lay Off the Protectionist Nonsense
Robinson wraps himself in Reagan’s greatness, while basically calling for the state to do something very un-Reagan like in the form of dictating to Wall Street and U.S. companies how they should operate, and how they should extricate themselves from a rapidly liberalizing nation.
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Does Your Family Need a Brand?
Investing in brands, or what economists call reputational capital, is critically important for organizations that hope to be successful in the marketplace. A firm’s brand can give life and meaning to its products and services, and when consumer experiences with the brand are consistent with expectations, a brand can engender trust and respect. What about…
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If Libertarianism Hollowed Out, Why?
Becoming a libertarian doesn’t mean leaving your humanity behind; on the contrary, it means embracing it fully and believing that the potential of a free life on earth is far from fully realized.
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December Jobs Gains Disappoint, Suggest Slow Growth
A disappointing December jobs report suggests slow growth for consumer spending and the overall economy.
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•
Forget Exemptions: Grant Everyone Freedom from Tariffs
Instead of granting firms exemptions from the tariffs on a case-by-case basis, let’s grant everyone an exemption and get rid of the tariffs altogether.
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•
Stringham on Everything: Dow Stocks, Iran & the Middle East, Beer Tax, and Royal Resignation
I’m becoming a regular on this show. I hope you enjoy my commentary on various subjects.
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•
Why Impeachment Has Fallen Flat (Video)
The puzzling issue of why so few are very interested in the impeachment issue that has roiled Washington.
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•
Alternative Non-State Forms of Governance
For many problems, though, non-profits have trumped governments and for-profits, including mutuals. People need to remember the non-profit option before turning to governments or for-profits for aid.
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•
Auto Sales Slowed in December But Remain in Trend
Auto sales fell slightly in December, but consumer fundamentals and the labor market remain healthy; the outlook remains moderately favorable.
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•
Private Payrolls Expected to Increase in December
ADP estimates 202,000 new jobs were created in December. Overall, the labor market remains solid and the most likely path is for continued expansion.
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•
Conservatives Need To Lay Off the Protectionist Nonsense
Robinson wraps himself in Reagan’s greatness, while basically calling for the state to do something very un-Reagan like in the form of dictating to Wall Street and U.S. companies how they should operate, and how they should extricate themselves from a rapidly liberalizing nation.
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•
Does Your Family Need a Brand?
Investing in brands, or what economists call reputational capital, is critically important for organizations that hope to be successful in the marketplace. A firm’s brand can give life and meaning to its products and services, and when consumer experiences with the brand are consistent with expectations, a brand can engender trust and respect. What about…
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•
If Libertarianism Hollowed Out, Why?
Becoming a libertarian doesn’t mean leaving your humanity behind; on the contrary, it means embracing it fully and believing that the potential of a free life on earth is far from fully realized.