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In Trump’s America, Which Democrat Will Republican Voters Pick: #BernieSanders or #HillaryClinton? | Blog#42

As conservative pundits wring their hands over the disaster that this primary season has been, Continue reading In Trump’s America, Which Democrat Will Republican Voters Pick: #BernieSanders or #HillaryClinton? | Blog#42

Finding Sobriety in 2016: Sanders, Clinton & Trump’s “Grab, grab, grab…” Edition | Blog#42

Finding Sobriety in 2016: Sanders, Clinton & Trump: “We’re going to grab and grab…” Edition

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Your Congress in its own words: what they can’t say about the TPP | Blog#42

Here are your representatives in the U.S. Congress, in their own words, about what they are allowed and not allowed to see and do, when it comes to doing YOUR business in the context of a trade agreement that will affect your jobs, the prices you pay for certain things and the legal rights of corporations vis a vis the laws your Congress passed.

This is not how a Democracy is supposed to operate. Continue reading Your Congress in its own words: what they can’t say about the TPP | Blog#42

Jared Bernstein: Full Employment, Trade Deficits, and the Savings Glut:

A Fascinating Debate in the Macro Blogosphere
Jared Bernstein | On the Economy  |   April 2nd, 2015

The macro blogosphere is on fire, as Bernanke, Summers, and Krugman are having a fascinating discussion that starts with secular stagnation (persistently weak demand, even in expansions), adds a strong dose of international trade with an emphasis on the Bernanke savings glut observations, and thus speaks to a lot of what we think about here at OTE.

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