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Category Archives: Social Mood Swings
Mall Vacancies Highest in 11 Years
Online retail sales keep climbing, big box retailers keep wondering what to do with all their space, and small stores struggle to survive at all. Continue reading
The Middle Class Death Spiral
An economic system based upon debt and Federal Reserve generated inflation benefits these chosen few, while destroying the middle class of America. We’ve chosen this path and are destined to experience the same fate as Spain, the Dutch, and Britain. Continue reading
Posted in Fresh Perspectives, Home Economics, Social Mood Swings
Tagged Inflation, middle-class, Unemployment
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Banksters Should Be Held Accountable
The banksters taking over our country enjoy extraordinarily nice lives of caviar and cigarettes. They’re insatiable greed is only surpassed by their lack of accountability. In last weeks post on shadow inventory, I came across a February story on how bankers let each other squat. It really made me angry: Continue reading
Could Falling Home Values Spark a Taxpayer Rebellion?
How long will property owners keep swallowing significantly higher property taxes even as the value of their real estate continues declining? It’s an open question. I suspect the answer won’t be known until some invisible breaking point is reached, and voters simply rebel against higher taxes while their own net worth and incomes stagnate. Continue reading
Elizabeth Warren: The Assault on Middle Class Families
“The middle class has been under assault now, really, for a generation.” Continue reading
Posted in Fresh Perspectives, Social Mood Swings
Tagged Class Warfare, lehman brothers, middle-class, Unions
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