Economy

I humbly submit that the 1920s are reminiscent of our current decade, the 2020s.

Normal business and economic cycles are characterized by growth in the economy (termed expansions), followed by periodic declines (called recessions) and if a recession lasts...

As part of the fight against COVID-19...[countries are] urging employees at all work sites to work remotely whenever and wherever possible...[and] three decades of management research on telecommuting tells us that the real challenges are just starting

Even if the economy improves (it won’t in any real sense), the changes coming to this country border on the unimaginable for both the enlightened and unenlightened. Economic events similar to what occurred during the Great Depression are not far from happening. Some outcomes will be worse than what occurred 80 years ago. [Let me explain.] Words: 563

Warning lights are flashing. Whether it’s this year or next year, the odds of another economic downturn are high — and growing.

A classified Federal Reserve memo sheds new light on the Fed's confidence in its control of the economy and the stock and housing markets.

Although the depth of the contraction in 2Q economic activity depends on how severe and widespread the COVID-19 becomes, a significant contraction in 2Q is virtually assured.

We often take things far too seriously when looking at the world of high finance, the global economy and the ins and outs of investing. Lighten up and relax. See the world for what it really is through the eyes (and words) of some individuals who can do just that.

Most people seem to think owning a house is a great “investment” but, in actual fact, when you look at the numbers closely, such an acquisition is anything but. Let me explain with supporting evidence.

Nobody knows when the final crisis will occur, but like so many times throughout human history we are marching down a narrow path to the final catastrophe of our fiat currency system. [Let me explain why.] Words: 1336