Daily Economy
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Small Businesses Don’t Need Feel-Good Holidays to Compete
While goodwill from consumers may help on the margin, what small businesses need are working strategies to offer the market something of significant or unique value.
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Doug Casey’s ‘Drug Lord’ Honors the Good Rebel
Charles Knight is a good-rebel capitalist who does not steal or break his contracts, the central character of ‘Speculator’ and now ‘Drug Lord,’ and his story is both inspiring and ridiculously entertaining.
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The Answer to Holiday-Parking Hassles: Let Prices Rise
Scarce parking is a sign that prices need to rise or more parking needs to be created, since the laws of supply and demand apply to parking too.
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Lack of Ideology the GOP Achilles Heel
Perhaps the ideological conversation needs to take a new route, one that cuts between the equally unrepentant libertarian and egalitarian camps, and maybe this third route can share the same goal as the libertarian camp.
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More Good News on the Economy
The latest data show favorable results for consumer sentiment, the labor market and manufacturers’ orders. They data add to the mosaic of economic data suggesting a positive outlook for the economy in the coming months.
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Venezuelans Revert to Pre-Money Era with Barter
Venezuelans distrust their currency and government more each day, but they are taking whatever actions they can and creating networks to protect themselves. One such mechanism to tackle scarcity and rapidly inflating prices is barter.
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The Chicago Fed National Activity Index Rose Again in October
The Chicago Fed’s National Activity Index rose a gain in October, increasing to 0.65, the highest level since January 2012. The stronger performance of the index in October suggests real gross-domestic-product growth likely got off to a solid start in the fourth quarter.
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Could Knowing More People Change the World?
When we expand the size of our networks, opportunities can multiply.
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Canadian Documentary Pokes Holes in Global-Warming Mantra
Robson claims that a historical overview of the geographical and weather conditions of the planet is enough to shake up the commonly accepted belief in man-made global warming.
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Individual Choice Leads to Positive Change, from Recycling to Sound Money
Positive change happens from the bottom up, when individuals are empowered to make good decisions.
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Small Businesses Don’t Need Feel-Good Holidays to Compete
While goodwill from consumers may help on the margin, what small businesses need are working strategies to offer the market something of significant or unique value.
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•
Doug Casey’s ‘Drug Lord’ Honors the Good Rebel
Charles Knight is a good-rebel capitalist who does not steal or break his contracts, the central character of ‘Speculator’ and now ‘Drug Lord,’ and his story is both inspiring and ridiculously entertaining.
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The Answer to Holiday-Parking Hassles: Let Prices Rise
Scarce parking is a sign that prices need to rise or more parking needs to be created, since the laws of supply and demand apply to parking too.
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•
Lack of Ideology the GOP Achilles Heel
Perhaps the ideological conversation needs to take a new route, one that cuts between the equally unrepentant libertarian and egalitarian camps, and maybe this third route can share the same goal as the libertarian camp.
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•
More Good News on the Economy
The latest data show favorable results for consumer sentiment, the labor market and manufacturers’ orders. They data add to the mosaic of economic data suggesting a positive outlook for the economy in the coming months.
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Venezuelans Revert to Pre-Money Era with Barter
Venezuelans distrust their currency and government more each day, but they are taking whatever actions they can and creating networks to protect themselves. One such mechanism to tackle scarcity and rapidly inflating prices is barter.
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•
The Chicago Fed National Activity Index Rose Again in October
The Chicago Fed’s National Activity Index rose a gain in October, increasing to 0.65, the highest level since January 2012. The stronger performance of the index in October suggests real gross-domestic-product growth likely got off to a solid start in the fourth quarter.
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•
Could Knowing More People Change the World?
When we expand the size of our networks, opportunities can multiply.
-
•
Canadian Documentary Pokes Holes in Global-Warming Mantra
Robson claims that a historical overview of the geographical and weather conditions of the planet is enough to shake up the commonly accepted belief in man-made global warming.
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•
Individual Choice Leads to Positive Change, from Recycling to Sound Money
Positive change happens from the bottom up, when individuals are empowered to make good decisions.