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    That Republican movement conservatives are angry enough to celebrate a nominee whom has zero chance in the general so long…
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    • That too also. Remarkable how little cheap money actually went to R&D and capital investment in productive activities.
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    • "We've got to keep [factories] here. It's not that hard to do," he said. Without action, he added, "pretty soon…
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    • "We can do the rotation in the United States -- it doesn't have to be in Mexico." He's not getting…
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    • Is return on investment at the best rate available. Low rates locally encourage greater risk-taking elsewhere. Who knows where that…
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    • Although it was still pretty hard to believe when it was actually happening. Really disturbing to watch in real time.
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    • Ten smaller eggs.
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    • But Trump is probably way, way ahead of the curve here whether he knows it or not. Moribund global GDP...…
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    • The record since Glass-Steagal repeal seems to suggest that our captains of industry would unhesitatingly dismember the goose that laid…
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    • So what's causing the decline in aggregate demand? The relationship among consumers, discretionary spending and retail is in transformation. What…
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    • Chiming in here. Without arguing the metrics of measurement, which is another discussion, the 'low inflation' we're experiencing is a…
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    • The nationwide GOP gerrymander in the wake of the 2010 election seems a major factor in the apparent existential dilemma…
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    • Not speaking to booms and busts. Buying back your own stock is arguably an accounting exploit. And it is unsustainable.
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    • ...he is part of the past that GOP voters are trying to leave behind. Leaving the scene of an accident…
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    • We are in an economy with near-zero interest rates and substantial debt overhang at all levels, consumer, corporate, municipal and…
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    • Yeah, the candidates are nervously going off script; hard line immigration policy and soft-porn populism. Yet it seems most of…
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    • That feels too slender a thread on which to hang so dreadful a burden. Having said that, Republicans with the…
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    • But 47% remains a losing proposition as the system now stands.
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    • Trump and Carson are leading in the polls at least partly because there's an uncanny valley between the electorate and…
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    • Jonathan Chait points out that the fundamental premise of Republicans is no longer argued persuasively: Early in the fourth Republican…
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