Sponsored
- LikesSee All
- finance.townhall.comIn all of my years of analyzing human nature as it applies to politics, nothing has come close to the intrigue of motive principle. In other words, what is the underlying, personal premise that moves a given individual to lean fiscally left or socially right, and vice versa?
- finance.townhall.comThe quote comes from a McClatchy Newspapers article on lobbying expeditions to Washington undertaken by local government officials who want federal taxpayers to pick up the tab for projects in their backyards.
- finance.townhall.comChicago’s finances stink and the taxes are high but it is a great restaurant town. Chef Paul Kahan is one of the best. My skills don’t compare to his but we will try to duplicate it tonight.
- Townhall Finance shared a link.Um, I believe that electricity pre-dates gasoline as a power source. Look up: Franklin, Benjamin. The only thing that is really “new” about electric cars is the persistency with which liberals try to impose poor engineering on to the laws of physics.
- finance.townhall.comYes, I realize anorexia is not a joking matter. I’ve known people with this problem and I recognize it’s serious. But banning skinny models is an absurd and abusive way for politicians to deal with the issue.
- finance.townhall.comThe Austrian view is used throughout, including this writer's work on the Dutch monetary environment during Tulipmania and Mark Thornton's skyscrapers and business-cycle research, which is mentioned multiple times: the 1920s boom, the Asian contagion, and in a chapter contemplating whether China...
- finance.townhall.comTimber is a highly price-sensitive commodity, When demand marginally outstrips supply, prices can soar.
- finance.townhall.comMy praise for Governor Romney is that he is capturing the economic spirit. My worry about Mr. Santorum is that he is not.
- Townhall Finance shared a link.This is why the Volt is the perfect car for the Occupy Wall Street crowd: It makes no economic sense no matter how convoluted its supporters make the economic argument or how much taxpayer support it’s given.
No comments:
Post a Comment