Monthly Archives: November 2012

  even without the shortened market week and congress not in session due to the holiday, it was a fairly uneventful week in the economics blogosphere, where there were just a few reports to cover & where it seemed many … Continue reading →

once again, the year end fiscal cliff dominated the discussion in the economic blogosphere as well as in the media this past week, resulting in a collection of several dozen links on fiscal policy, deficits, and taxes being included in … Continue reading →

it was a fairly uneventful week, unless you consider the reelection of most of the incumbents who were running for national office to have been an event worth noting…the Democrats maintain a slim majority in the Senate, and although they … Continue reading →

it’s interesting that every now and then the planet we’re living on reminds us who’s in charge; so it was that hurricane sandy pushed aside the campaign rhetoric & delayed some economic reports and pretty much dominated the news cycle … Continue reading →