Company Pension Rule of Thumb
A good rule of thumb for a snapshot analysis: Years of coverage equals asset balance divided by net outlay.
Today's world
Government activities are important to the economy for two reasons. First, there direct effect on business practices. Second, the Federal government expenditures comprise a fifth of all GDP in the United States.
A good rule of thumb for a snapshot analysis: Years of coverage equals asset balance divided by net outlay.
In 2015, one million bankruptcies were caused by health care bills.
A single action may seem good for us, but if everyone does the same, the result is bad.
There will be large dislocations for an extended period before the benefits of a smaller government are realized.
If Trump loses, watch how quickly Republicans forget their trillions for bailouts and insist on budget discipline forbids Main Street assistance.
US Wall Street is about 75% larger than Main Street's GDP, yet considering the entire world the financial system is the same size as GDP. That's worrisome.
When media analysts claim that the free market and the Invisible Hand always arrives at the best answer, try to recall the need for competitive markets and their constrained scope.
Universal healthcare, essential workers wage hike, and corporations reimburse government.
A dropping oil price inevitably causes the ruble to fall.
Congress should not bailout companies except those associated with satisfying primary needs of people.