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The Forecast for the Rest of 2010: Not Good, Says Economist Roubini

The Forecast for the Rest of 2010: Not Good, Says Economist Roubini

Noted economist Nouriel Roubini spoke recently at the Ambrosette Forum economics conference in Italy.  Roubini is known as “Dr. Doom” and “Roubini the Realist” in certain circles.  What’s the economic forecast for the rest of 2010?  According to Roubini, it’s ...

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Will the Elections Make Any Difference?

Will the Elections Make Any Difference?

In the next election, the republicans may oust the democrats.  But will it really make any difference? What we need is change.  Over the last 200 years, the trend in American history has been toward bigger government with more involvement ...

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A Multi-Family Retreat

A Multi-Family Retreat

1. Preplanning. • Location of retreat. If you don’t have a cabin in mind, the first item to discuss is where the cabin should be located. Should it be near a river or lake, or close to a highway? How far ...

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On the Road to Sustainable Food Production

On the Road to Sustainable Food Production

The recent recall of a half billion eggs due to a salmonella scare is one more reminder of the need for safe, sustainable food production.  It also raises the issue of just how far the government will go to control ...

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Why NY’s Budget Problems are Relevant

Why NY’s Budget Problems are Relevant

New York likes to consider itself a capital of culture and one of the nation’s shining lights.  Unfortunately, now it’s becoming the capital of a new kind of culture – the deadbeat culture. New York can’t pay its bills. The ...

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Economics and the Christian Man

Economics and the Christian Man

There’s a perception that economics, or the science of economics, is as alien to devout Christians as pagan rituals. The reason for this belief is simple: economics deals with real world concerns, things that impact people in their daily lives. ...

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The Case for Economic Calamity

The Case for Economic Calamity

At long last we are seeing reports of jobs being added to the American economy each month. 290,000 jobs were added in April. 431,000 jobs were reportedly added in May, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, with an asterisk ...

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Dominoes of Disaster

Dominoes of Disaster

Never before in recorded history has there been such a high potential for numerous, global catastrophic events. Like dominoes lined up neatly on a rickety table, we seemed poised for disaster. Each domino represents a potential to begin a collapse ...

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Saving as a Prepper Skill

Saving as a Prepper Skill

Saving doesn’t take a financial expert. Most of us live from paycheck to paycheck. If you are fairly new to the survivalist mentality, you are probably thinking it costs a bundle to be properly prepared. With a little creativity, the ...

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Understanding the Double-Dip Recession

Understanding the Double-Dip Recession

The mainstream media is rejoicing in the gains the stock market has experienced this year and have joined the government bureaucrats in proclaiming that the economic crisis is largely past us. However, the analysts who accurately predicted the debt crisis ...

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