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The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate hut at the longer effects of any act or policy; it consists in tracing the consequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups—Henry Hazlitt

Monday, September 24, 2012

Quote of the Day: Newspapers as Polluted Vehicles

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To your request of my opinion of the manner in which a newspaper should be conducted, so as to be most useful, I should answer, "by r...
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Sunday, September 23, 2012

MVP-Ateneo Rift: The Politicization of Education

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In reaction to Mogul and PNoy favorite Manny Pangilinan’s severance of ties with his alma mater due to political differences somewhere I r...

Quote of the Day: Real Deleveraging

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No stock market commentary for today. Here is a brilliant objective analysis of the current bubble conditions from Doug Noland of the C...
Saturday, September 22, 2012

Brazil and China Governments Slam the FED’s QE Forever

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The US Federal Reserve’s QE ‘forever’ hasn’t been welcomed by some of the major emerging market central banking peers. Brazil’s Finance...

Quote of the Day: The Fallacy of Redistribution

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Those who talk glibly about redistribution often act as if people are just inert objects that can be placed here and there, like pieces on...

Senkaku Islands Dispute: Chinese Government Behind Anti-Japan Protest

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It seems that the Chinese government may have a hand in the agitation, mobilization and organization of the nationwide protest against the ...

QE Forever and Obama’s Re-election

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I earlier wrote that the direction of the stock markets significantly influences the outcome of US presidential elections—where the incumb...
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Friday, September 21, 2012

Donald Trump: I Loved Inflation, But Don’t Like it For the Country

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Nice to hear some candidness from real estate mogul Donald Trump From CNBC.com Echoing comments made by Dallas Fed President Richa...

Quote of the Day: Economic Calculation

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Without private ownership in the means of production, there will not be a market in the means of production. Without a market for the mean...
Thursday, September 20, 2012

The Welfare State Benefits the Better Off

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You might be wondering how I am doing lots of posting this day, well my mom is out with some of her friends. Anyway, in the Buttonwood ...

China’s Manufacturing falls for the 11th month, Shanghai Index Plunges

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China remains as the X-factor amidst all the inflationism deployed by global central banks. China’s manufacturing continues to go downh...

Bastiat on Mercantalism: The Candle Maker's Petition

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Many intellectually incapacitated or practitioners of political religion frequently use pretentious economic arguments on what they perceiv...

Quote of the Day: China’s Territorial Disputes: Distractions from Homegrown Problems

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Well I have been saying that ‘the brouhaha over Asia’s territorial disputes have really been smokescreens .   Dr. Ed Yardeni sees the sa...
Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Bank of Japan Joins ECB-FED: Increases Quantitative Easing by 10 Trillion Yen ($697 Billion)

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Having just pointed out how inflationism by both Bank of Japan and China’s PBOC has functioned as a principal unseen causal factor behind S...

Inflationism and the Senkaku Islands Dispute

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At the Minyanville Jonah Loeb postulates 5 factors behind the intensifying Senkaku Island dispute between Japan and China, particularly hi...
Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Personal Message: Blogging Lite

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Time is gold. That’s because time is the scarcest resource for us. Money can be lost and regained but never for time. Time spent or consumed...
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Quotes of the Day: How QE ‘Forever’ Represents Regulatory Capture and Crony Capitalism

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Both quotes from Randall Holcombe at the Independent Institute On regulatory capture The basic logic behind the capture theory of reg...
Monday, September 17, 2012

Quote of the Day: Economic Value of Politicians

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By what insane calculation is a congressional candidate more representative of society than an entrepreneur, a corporate director, or a ...

India to Open Retail Business

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With bad news proliferating out there, this has been a refreshing development: India will open more segment of her economy. From Bloomberg...

Is a War in the Middle East War Imminent?

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Warmongers have thrown up all sorts of excuses to justify military actions in the Middle East. These includes the recent religious bullying ...
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