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If the country embraced MMT, there would be massive concerns with cronyism as politicians would be unleashed to give virtually as much money to their friends as possible. There will be a populist tug of war over the printing press..

Russia has deployed an advanced S-300 air defense system to Libya to support the forces of Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar against the Turkish military and its proxies.

"Many expected that this would be a military alliance or a trading alliance, but now the alliance is moving more in the banking and financial direction, and that is what can guarantee independence for both countries."

Small business owners around the country are turning their attention to one all-important question: how are colleges planning to reopen? And what does that mean for us?

Senior U.S. and Chinese officials are planning to assess the nations’ trade agreement this month against a backdrop of rising tensions between the countries. It won't be pretty.

U.S. losses from coronavirus related fraud have reached nearly $100 million since March.

The real pandemic we should be scared of in 2020 isn’t COVID-19, it’s the immense pile of un-payable loans of all types, commercial or otherwise. With the rise of MMT now we’re just openly admitting the debts aren’t payable...

First, and perhaps most important, stop paying people more to stay home from work than the salaries they can garner from their employers...

This also marks the second major management change for ford in just 6 months this year...
 

On a year-over-year basis, factory orders remain down over 10%...

After a relatively flat period marked by what could be characterized as benign indifference and neglect, the trade relationship between Russia and China has grown rapidly since 2009 in terms of both imports and exports.

What’s likely is the Fed will convert us to a cashless society and adopt a social credit system... it will mean the total enslavement of humanity...

With the fall semester officially starting this week in some parts of the US, the question of how public schools will reopen for the fall semester, and how much in-person learning to allow, if any, is weighing on the minds of millions of Americans.

"If the dollar loses that status then the foundation crumbles and the whole house of cards topples..."

"I mean if we were to lock down really hard, I know I hate to even suggest it, people will be frustrated by it, but if we were to lock down hard for a month or six weeks, we could get the case count down."

...private residential home improvement spending fell 0.4% in June to $201.5b, not confirming the narrative of a not-dining-out American consumer 'nesting' at home that has propelled so many home-related stocks.

"Growth of new orders remains lacklustre and backlogs of work continue to fall, hinting strongly at the build-up of excess capacity..."

“Sales have continually surprised on the upside”

Restaurants that pivoted to outside operations amid the pandemic are wrestling with how to keep things rolling through cold, snow and more.

While such socialistic policies sound great in theory, history, and data, show it isn’t the economic savior it is touted to be.