Wednesday, November 25, 2009

economic growth

10 Cities Primed for a Real Estate Recovery

There’s still trouble ahead for many cities, but these areas are likely to avoid it. more >>

Why Obama Looks Like a One Termer

The weak economy could plague the new administration all the way until Election Day 2012. more >>

America's Phony Lost Decade

The past eight years have been a lot better than you may think. more >>

Don't Spread Wealth. Create Wealth

Strong economic growth solves a lot of problems. more >>

Obama: Why Reaganomics Didn't Work. Spread the Wealth

The 1980s tax cuts weren't really necessary, says the Democratic nominee. more >>

Big Trouble in Slowing China

Weaker economic growth could cause political instability. more >>

A V-Shaped Recovery. I Want to Believe

We might shift back into gear sooner than expected. more >>

Top 10 Cities for Jobs and Economic Growth

New report ranks the leading places for job creation and economic expansion in the United States. more >>

Obama: Higher Taxes Are Bad for Economic Growth

He may nix some of his own proposed increases if the economy is weak in 2009. more >>

Why Bernanke is No 'Obamacan'

The Fed chairman warns against protectionism and other policies that would reduce growth. more >>

The Strangest Recession in Economic History

This is the first economic "downturn" where the economy keeps going up. more >>

Service Sector Grows

Index improves after a three-month slide. more >>

Is the U.S. Slump Spreading? Part 1

Yes. Remittances to Latin America are dropping. more >>

Is the U.S. Slump Spreading? Part 2

No. Auto demand abroad is still high. more >>

The World Is Watching

The IMF sees America's woes spreading. more >>

Are the Good Times Really Over—for Good?

Some think so, but the economy isn't yet optimized for growth. more >>

The Death of the Long Boom?

The housing crisis may launch a new economic experiment in big government. more >>

My Fantastic Four Favorite Books of the Year

With the economy slowing, these selections on the importance of growth are as timely as today's headlines. more >>

A Chat With Jack Kemp

A message of hope amid the gloom. more >>

The U.S. Economy: A 25-Year Boom—or Bust?

In the end, both the data and common sense make the bullish case. more >>

Bernanke Puts a Low Speed Limit on Growth

The Fed's forecast predicts the economy can expand only moderately in the future. more >>

Bill McKibben: By Itself, Growth Isn't Enough

The author and environmentalist argues for economic changes that build community. more >>

Where Are the Pro-Growth Presidential Candidates?

While not discounting the importance of Ann Coulter's epithet and David Geffen's slams, someone might want to also ask the 2008 presidential candidates about their agendas to help grow the economy. Earlier today, the Labor Department reported that 2006 productivity growth was a so-so 1. more >>

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