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Category Archives: Politics
America’s Concentration Camps for Children
ANSWERING THE KENNEDYS CALL NYTimes.com There should no longer be any doubt that the Trump administration is pursuing policies last used in Nazi Germany—concentration camps that now house up to 13,000 young Hispanic refugees—mostly unaccompanied minors who are seeking asylum … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged immigration, nazi concentration camps, Trump administration, white nationalism
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How Severe Will Be The Next Recession?
Financial FAQs Graph: TradingEconomics.com Why are we discussing the possibility of a severe recession when GDP growth is expected to average 3 percent this year, the highest annual average growth rate in several years? Because there is too much federal … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Politics, Weekly Financial News
Tagged federal budget, federal debt, Federal Reserve, inflation, interest rates
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What To do About America’s Homeless Problem?
ANSWERING THE KENNEDYS CALL Los Angeles Times A study released in December 2017 by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) reported America’s homeless population has risen this year for the first time since the Great Recession, propelled … Continue reading
Posted in Housing, housing market, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged homelessness, housing affordability, housing inventories, housing prices, ushud
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What Happens When Poverty Exists In the Valley of Plenty?
ANSWERING THE KENNEDYS CALL TO ACTION Poverty in the Valley of Plenty is a documentary film that then California Congressman Richard Nixon and growers in the San Joaquin successfully sued to have banned for defamation. It was about the working … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged farmworkers, Great Depression, poverty level, President Kennedy, UFW
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Interest Rates Dangerously Low?
Popular Economics Weekly Graph: FRED Why should historically low interest rates be a problem, you say? Doesn’t that help consumer demand by enabling consumers to buy more by borrowing more cheaply, and economic growth by encouraging companies to create more … Continue reading
Posted in Consumers, Economy, Politics, Weekly Financial News
Tagged CBO, federal debt, interest rates, New York Federal Reserve
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Why aren’t Wages Growing Faster?
Popular Economics Weekly Graph: FRED Interest rates are far too low for this late in the recovery from the Great Recession. We know this because the Treasury Yield Curve has been falling that measures the difference between the 10-year and … Continue reading
Americans More Educated Than Ever!
ANSWERING THE KENNEDYS CALL Education is the linchpin for continued growth in American and worldwide Democracies. To that end, Popular Economics wants to share this inspiring new report from the US Census Bureau’s America Counts series. Stay tuned, as … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged community development, democracies, education
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The Rebuilding of Local Communities
ANSWERING the KENNEDYS CALL Where does the rebuilding of local communities that creates a sense of healthy community itself really happen? At the local level, whether it be in neighborhoods, towns, or cities. It is everywhere residents find a reason … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged community organizing, globalization
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Better Economic Growth Ahead?
Popular Economics Weekly Real gross domestic product increased at an annual rate of 4.1 percent in the second quarter of 2018, according to the “advance” estimate released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. In the first quarter, real GDP increased … Continue reading
Posted in Consumers, Economy, Politics, Weekly Financial News
Tagged budget deficit, GDP growth, inflation, us congress
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