Posts Tagged ‘ American Economy ’

SOWELL: An unusual economy?

Aug 31st, 2011 | By

Many in the media are saying how unusual it is for our economy to be so sluggish for so long, after we have officially emerged from a recession. In a sense, they are right. But, in another sense, they are profoundly wrong. The American economy usually rebounds a lot faster than it is doing today.
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IN OUR VIEW: Looks like another wild ride

Aug 15th, 2011 | By

That queasy feeling Americans had in September 2008, when the bottom fell out of the financial markets, has returned. Is the American economy slipping back into recession?    Last week, the Dow Jones industrial average lost 699 points, or 5.75 percent. After the stock market closed Friday, Standard Poor’s, one of the Big Three credit-rating
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OUR VIEW: Making the case for cuts

Aug 10th, 2011 | By

That queasy feeling Americans had in September 2008 when the bottom fell out of the financial markets has returned. Is the American economy slipping back into recession?Last week, the Dow Jones industrial average lost 699 points, or 5.75 percent. After the stock market closed Friday, Standard Poor’s, one of the Big Three credit-rating agencies, announced
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Your legacy… will you leave this place better than you found it?

Aug 19th, 2010 | By
Your legacy… will you leave this place better than you found it?

When I am asked to speak at events for liberty and economic freedom, I break the ice (for myself mostly) with a phrase: “Some of you know me and some of you know of me.” As my Mother holds her breathe while she reads The Texan and my Facebook page, she is the one voice
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