remaining economics on my dashboard
- The Greece of Asia: Japan’s Growing Sovereign Debt Time Bomb, on Spiegel Online International, by Anne Seith, January 3, 2013;
- The Economist/economics, editor’s review 2012: The widening gap, video about rising inequality, 1.20 min;
- Video: American Dynasties Perpetuated, by “Cliff” Estate Tax Deal, 9.12 min, on TRNN, Jan 4, 2013;
- IMF Admits More Mistakes, on naked capitalism, by Yves Smith, Jan 4, 2013, by Delusional Economics, who is determined to cleanse the daily flow of vested interests propaganda to produce a balanced counterpoint. Cross posted from MacroBusiness …
- America’s deceptive fiscal cliff – Part III, on RWER Blog, by Michael Hudson, Jan 4, 2013;
- There is no Santa Claus and Bill Clinton was not an economic savior, on RWER Blog, by Dean Baker, Jan 2, 2013;
The website of Kris Anne Hall (liberty first). /Bio, excerpt: … is an attorney and former prosecutor, fired after teaching the Constitution to TEA Party groups – she would not sacrifice liberty for a paycheck. She is a disabled veteran of the US Army, a Russian linguist, a mother, a pastor’s wife and a patriot. She now travels the country and teaches the Constitution and the history that gave us our founding documents … (… linked with Asset holes: US leadership in money, credit, CAFR surplus trillions, on Washington’s Blog, by Carl Herman, July 15, 2012). So let’s re-edit it’s Documentations, not to forget:
- look again for this, this, and this;
- Look also for Credit reform, Public credit … (could also release literal trillions, locked in government “rainy day” funds with lines of at-cost credit), CAFR audit, reform: So-called “pension” and “rainy day” accounts are tragic-comic in non-disclosure and non-performance for budget, infrastructure, and pension funding;
- For example, Californians have $8 trillion in surplus assets withheld by government in this current structure that 1% “leaders” claim requires our austerity (yes, that’s about $650,000 per household);
And as great as these breakthroughs are, resource-based economics is our predictable future just beyond these three reforms; - Until the 99% reach critical mass with our “emperor has no clothes” recognition, we’ll continue to suffer these asset hole, psychopathic, lying sacks of spin;
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