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Hello Technology, Goodbye Jobs Hello Technology, Goodbye Jobs November 16, 2016 by Jeff Opdyke U.S. Economy As the Internet of Things takes over, it will do more than provide convenience. It promises to steal nearly all existing jobs. Without change, this is bad news all around for pretty much all of us.
Freedom and the Better Angels of Our Nature The Better Angels of Our Nature November 8, 2016 by Bob Bauman Government & Politics America is justifiably frustrated this election. Freedom appears to have taken a back seat, but each of us has the innate ability to determine our own fate — a most prized individual liberty.
The Fed’s Disastrous Gift The Fed’s Disastrous Gift November 5, 2016 by Jocelynn Smith Government & Politics The October jobs report may have given Yellen the green light for a December rate hike … well, assuming that the market doesn’t implode after the presidential election.
yellen Yellen's Shock to the Market November 2, 2016 by Jeff Opdyke U.S. Economy Yellen & Co. just finished another meeting and it's no shock that interest rates remain unchanged, but December could prove to be dangerous for the market.
Basic Income Will Kill the Economy August 24, 2016 by Jeff Opdyke U.S. Economy In a world where machines can make perfect burgers, there’s no need for $15-an-hour burger flippers. But the solution, basic income, is more science fiction than fact.

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