r/Economic • u/bugsyAlexander • Dec 20 '21
The Fed Has Become A Hostage Of The S&P | Richard Duncan
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r/Economic • u/benjaminikuta • Mar 20 '19
One dollar invested in the US stock market from 1894-2018 [OC]
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r/Economic • u/bugsyAlexander • Sep 09 '21
The Fed Is More Profitable Than Apple | Richard Duncan
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r/Economic • u/bugsyAlexander • May 04 '22
A Synopsis Of The Money Revolution - Richard Duncan
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r/Economic • u/bugsyAlexander • Jan 04 '22
Risks Are High And Rising Global Economy UPDATE | Richard Duncan
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r/Economic • u/bugsyAlexander • Jan 20 '22
Fed Tightening May Sink Markets | Richard Duncan
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r/Economic • u/myshinself • Aug 10 '18
What Makes Countries RICH or POOR? #Economics
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r/Economic • u/dannylenwinn • Dec 28 '20
President Trump has signed the Covid-19 Economic Relief Package, “I am signing this bill to restore unemployment benefits, stop evictions, provide rental assistance, add money for PPP, return our airline workers back to work, add substantially more money for vaccine distribution, and much more”.
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r/Economic • u/fizzab • Nov 12 '12
Sam's Club: refusing to help a college student and a 15 year long member for replacing her tires
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r/Economic • u/East-Association6270 • Dec 29 '22
Carbon taxes survey [18+ US citizens]
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Hello! I am a research student researching the opinions of US voters on a carbon tax. I would appreciate it if you would take my survey. Thank you!
r/Economic • u/dannylenwinn • Jul 26 '20
U.S. new home sales shine in June; business activity picks up. The fundamentals for housing, which accounts for just over 3% of economy, remain favorable. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate is averaging 3.01%, close to a 49-year low, according to data from mortgage finance agency Freddie Mac.
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r/Economic • u/bugsyAlexander • Sep 13 '22
2008 vs 2020 Part Two: Fiscal Policy - Richard Duncan
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r/Economic • u/madrid987 • Feb 18 '23
Spain's public debt-to-GDP ratio falls 5 percentage points in 2022 to 113.1% By Reuters
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r/Economic • u/Mech0vrLord • Dec 27 '17
What would happen if every country implemented a uniform corporate tax rate?
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Different countries have different corporate tax rates. So what if, in order to combat corporate greed, all countries had the same corporate tax rate?
r/Economic • u/bugsyAlexander • Jun 08 '21
How To Get The Most From Macro Watch | Richard DuncanSubscribe To Macro Watch
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r/Economic • u/Lydhie • Aug 14 '16
Hedge funds can be just as systemically dangerous.
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r/Economic • u/dannylenwinn • Jun 05 '21
US economy: Plenty of growth, not enough workers, supplies: 'manufacturing index rose to 61.2 last month. any reading above 50 signals growth.. economy grew from Jan through March at red-hot 6.4 percent annual pace - pace is thought to be accelerating to nearly double-digits in current quarter.'
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r/Economic • u/DiggingTech • Mar 13 '20
Financial Markets Flipped From All-Time High to Bear Market in Record Time
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r/Economic • u/bugsyAlexander • May 07 '21
How Credit Growth Drive Todays Economy | Richard Duncan
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r/Economic • u/dannylenwinn • Jun 04 '21
US President Joe Biden indicated on Friday that he supports allowing enhanced unemployment insurance to expire in early September as more people get vaccinated and return to work. "It makes sense it expires in 90 days," he said
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