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MARCHING FORWARD INTO THE PAST
Forget about the coming election on 5 November 2024. That cake has already been baked. Two out of three registered voters hope we will never have the…
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Irwin Stelzer
POLICYMAKERS FACE FACTS, AND TURN AWAY
“Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and…
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Irwin Stelzer
Trade: A Continuation Of War By Other Means
Trade is war by other means. No shots fired, no body bags, with the winner selling more cars and t-shirts in its domestic and global markets…
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Irwin Stelzer
The New Economics: Slay Inflation By Cutting Interest Rates -- Often
The Full Monty, Fed version, was served up last week, as the members of its policy-making Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) gathered to bare their…
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Irwin Stelzer
FED PREPARES WHAT MAY BE THE KINDEST CUT OF ALL, UNLESS IT ISN’T
The American economy grew at better than a three per cent annualized rate in the fourth quarter of last year. Early reports that retail sales had…
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Irwin Stelzer
Americans Decide Leadership Ain’t Cost Free
On January 20, 1961, President John F. Kennedy used his inaugural address to announce that America “shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any…
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Irwin Stelzer
GOODS FROM CHINA MAKE A REFRESHING STOPOVER IN MEXICO
Should Bill Clinton choose to make a run in 2024, he would be the youngest, most experienced, candidate on the ballot, and would probably win in a…
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Irwin Stelzer
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