Studies show GDP growth decreases by an average of about 30% when government debt exceeds 90% of an economy. http://bit.ly/2AspY6C
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) November 8, 2017
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- There is plenty of evidence of downward nominal wage flexibility
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- Austrian economics says that when there are higher wages, there is higher unemployment and when there are lower wages there is lower unemployment. Yet empirical data contradicts this. How do Austrain economists respond?
- Rickards notes the Fed’s main inflation indicator has been moving in the “wrong” direction since January. http://bit.ly/2v22MZj