- The Entrepreneurial State - Contrarly to a popular idea, the State plays a key role in funding Scientific Research and R&D. From Google to Apple, American Business thrives because of U.S. Science Leadership
- Gates follow up - "Bill Gates on a wealth tax: ' "I've paid over $10 billion in taxes. I've paid more than anyone in taxes. If I had to pay $20 billion, it's fine." "But when you say I should pay $100 billion, then I'm starting to do a little math over what I have left over." '
- Homelessness surges in San Francisco while Tech's richest grow richer - Why does a city which concentrates the highest number of wealthy businessmen have homeless people everywhere ?
- What Bill Gates really said about the tax incidence at the top -- his hyperbole clearly indicated ("I'm just kidding!") but reported as serious does no favors except to defenders of the status quo
- Ray Dalio says the economy isn't growing because 'the world is mad'
- Decline of motor industry drives global economic slowdown
- Former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker thinks ‘we’re in a hell of a mess’
- U.S. Jobless Claims Drop More Than Expected To 211,000
- Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, Former Goldman Sachs Executive Says Obama-Era Tax Cuts Are Obsolete
- Bill Gates Thinks Thomas Piketty Is Right
- Trump Can’t Beat Obama on the Economy
- Climate-change deniers may be propping up home prices in waterfront communities, research suggests
- For 53 Million Americans in Low-Wage Jobs, a Difficult Road Out
- How California Became America's Housing Market Nightmare...
- China Says U.S. Agrees to Tariff Rollback If Deal Reached
- The Economist : Indiscriminate attacks on the super-rich will do more harm than good. There is, however, a kernel of truth in what the left is saying. Extreme wealth generated from oligopoly power and funding of political campaigns is not normal
- US economy to expand, but at a slower pace, reaching about 2% growth in 2020
- Early 20th century American Exceptionalism: Production, trade, and diffusion of the automobile
- China’s exports fell for the third month in a row last month, the worst run since 2016, according to new data released on Friday, but the drop in October was smaller than expected
- Gross Domestic Product by State, 2nd quarter 2019 and annual update
- IMF lowers Europe's economic growth estimate for 2019.
- Brazil’s Oil Auction Went Bust
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