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Henry Ford’s Arithmetic Would Cure Budget Deficit

Posted on September 7, 2012 by Popular Economics Weekly

The Financial FAQs Why don’t Republicans get it? As President Clinton said in his convention speech, there was one word to explain the difference between Republican and Democrats budget proposals—arithmetic. The numbers had to add up, and as a ‘good … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy, Macro Economics, Politics, Weekly Financial News | Tagged Consumer sentiment, Democratic Convention, Economic Policy Institute, GDP growth, Henry Ford, household incomes, Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson, Model T Ford, President Bill Clinton | Leave a comment

The Terrible Cost of Bush II’s Deficit

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Popular Economics Weekly

Popular Economics Weekly It is now becoming evident just how much damage the GW Bush budget deficit has done to the U.S. In part from the tax cuts of 2001 and 2003, which sharply reduced taxes on income, capital gains, … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy, Macro Economics, Weekly Financial News | Tagged CBPP, David Stockman.., Grover Norquist, Grover Norquist Taxpayer Protection Pledge, Karl Rove, Paul Ryan, President Bill Clinton, President GW Bush, President Reagan, William McKinley | Leave a comment

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