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| | discussion results thegreatdebater (1024) | | Recently Republicans have been focusing on the national debt, and deficits. Now, history has shown us that this is a complete Flip-Flop for republicans who, for the past 30 years, have set records... | |
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 thegreatdebater (1024) | | When Bush took office, the country had both a budget, and social security surplus. When Bush left office both had huge deficits, and they aren't getting any smaller. President Bush rarely used his... | |
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 mechanicNOT62 (1589) | | So far as I know New York and California are deep in debt and needing Federal relief. I find it odd that such a liberal State as California, insisting on the right of undocumented aliens to... | |
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| | blog results Econbrowser (2) | | Today's July trade release was a little bit of a surprise, due to oil [0]; Haver covers the numbers. Calculated Risk discussed the release, and actually took the outcome as a fairly positive,... | |
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 Econbrowser (2) | | Or, What would be the net effect on investment of the McCain tax plan?Figure 1: Real nonresidential fixed investment (blue) and investment in equipment and software (red), SAAR. NBER defined... | |
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 Econbrowser (2) | | There are many moving parts to McCain's budget policy (see McCain site on the economy, [0]), so I can only undertake a partial analysis. That being said, extension of JGTRRA and EGTRRA is the most... | |
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 Econbrowser (2) | | The dollar is on the rebound against the euro [0], [1]. The non-oil trade deficit is shrinking as a share of GDP [2]. Is this a replay of the 1980's adjustment process?A month ago at a conference in... | |
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 Econbrowser (2) | | As of 2008Q1, wholly 100% of the increase in the trade deficit since 2001Q4 is accounted for (in a mechanical sense) by the increase in the value of oil imports.
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 Econbrowser (2) | | A year ago, I observed that the Bush Administration was projecting a balanced budget eventually, by assuming away expenditures. We're in for a replay. From Reuters:Bush budget plan likely... | |
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 Econbrowser (2) | | Matthew Higgins and Thomas Klitgaard at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York discuss the outlook for financing the deficit, going forward, in a new Current Issues. From the introduction:To finance... | |
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 Econbrowser (2) | | From the White House OMB on Saturday:
Statement by White House Office of Management and Budget Director Jim Nussle According to news reports today, House and Senate Democratic leaders are nearing... | |
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 Econbrowser (2) | | Reader CoRev, in commenting on this post, advises me to look at the actual data for October (instead of the CBO estimate) before declaring a trend deterioration in the budget balance. Well, the data... | |
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 Econbrowser (2) | | ...then a balanced budget is far off.The CBO released its November budget review yesterday. In this figure, the red dashed line (receipts) is slowing its ascent. Expenditures are falling, but to the... | |
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