Category: Global Economics

Key Point. Well, Cortez is a noble last name of Spanish origin notably an explorer who in the 16th century canvassed much of what is now Mexico and the Southwest US.  It should be noted that Cortez and his army were a prolific documenters and mapper of this area, and also slaughtered and subjugated many… Continue reading Who is Cortez?

Key Point. I don’t say this because of someone else’s potential legal trouble. It’s the hassle. Fani Willis and Nathan Wade were smart and knew how to cover up an at-least impropriety. Cash. And no receipts or journal or ledger. You can’t deduct cash, and only those who say they exchanged the cash know for… Continue reading Too Bad President Trump Couldn’t Use Cash

Key. When you’ve been a US Senator since Nixon was around through the Great Recession ((2008) that is until we know enough to number them), Joe thinks running the government is about spending people’s tax money and money made from thin air. Moreover, being vice President for eight years, doing nothing except for giving bad… Continue reading Getting IT DONE

To preannounce, this is an essay with two bottom lines. What else should one expect when dealing with a topic so involved as the US macroeconomic situation, Fiscal plus Monetary Policy thrown in, and a smattering of GDP, supply and demand, and interest rates? Besides, it’s all in the totalization of the accounting with a double underline at the end.

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