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Post 351: The Fake Wealth Effect that Leads to a Divided Society
- Delta Airlines passenger revenue growth is barely in positive territory.
- But falling fast in economy class.
- Walmart takes to the air.
- In less than two years drones will be delivering to over 40 million Walmart customers.
- Saks Global files for bankruptcy protection.
- A look at the evolution of Canada’s housing affordability crisis.
- The Bank of Canada first handed the baton to municipal and then federal governments but took it back after COVID.
- Consumer products company Helen of Troy sales have accelerated downwards.
- Its share price is down 93% since its peak in 2021.
- But has still grown at an average annual rate of 9% over the last 40 years.
- Its share price is down 93% since its peak in 2021.
- In Financial Ructions
- U.S. job numbers remain relatively weak.
- Yet, over the last two months, jobs in the private sector are growing strongly.
- And government jobs have been declining.
- Yet, over the last two months, jobs in the private sector are growing strongly.
- A look at a report that says we are only at the beginning of a gold bull market.
- U.S. job numbers remain relatively weak.
- In our book review of Depression, War and Cold War by Robert Higgs:
- Further proof that the high real GDP numbers during World War II did not represent economic prosperity.
- And that low real GDP numbers immediately after the war did not signal consumer hardship.
- Although real GDP declined in 1946, in terms of the growth in private investment, it was a year unmatched in U.S. economic history.
- But mainstream economists still point to war time boom and postwar contraction in an attempt to falsely validate Keynesian economics.
- Further proof that the high real GDP numbers during World War II did not represent economic prosperity.
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By Paul Musson- Delta Airlines passenger revenue growth is barely in positive territory.
- But falling fast in economy class.
- Walmart takes to the air.
- In less than two years drones will be delivering to over 40 million Walmart customers.
- Saks Global files for bankruptcy protection.
- A look at the evolution of Canada’s housing affordability crisis.
- The Bank of Canada first handed the baton to municipal and then federal governments but took it back after COVID.
- Consumer products company Helen of Troy sales have accelerated downwards.
- Its share price is down 93% since its peak in 2021.
- But has still grown at an average annual rate of 9% over the last 40 years.
- Its share price is down 93% since its peak in 2021.
- In Financial Ructions
- U.S. job numbers remain relatively weak.
- Yet, over the last two months, jobs in the private sector are growing strongly.
- And government jobs have been declining.
- Yet, over the last two months, jobs in the private sector are growing strongly.
- A look at a report that says we are only at the beginning of a gold bull market.
- U.S. job numbers remain relatively weak.
- In our book review of Depression, War and Cold War by Robert Higgs:
- Further proof that the high real GDP numbers during World War II did not represent economic prosperity.
- And that low real GDP numbers immediately after the war did not signal consumer hardship.
- Although real GDP declined in 1946, in terms of the growth in private investment, it was a year unmatched in U.S. economic history.
- But mainstream economists still point to war time boom and postwar contraction in an attempt to falsely validate Keynesian economics.
- Further proof that the high real GDP numbers during World War II did not represent economic prosperity.