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In 1957, a dollar of debt produced $0.54 of additional income. No longer. Debt has increased more than twice as fast as the growth of the economy. We Have a Debt Problem
by James Dale Davidson February 23, 2017 U.S. Economy
In 1957, a dollar of debt produced $0.54 of additional income. No longer. Debt has increased more than twice as fast as the growth of the economy.
Every boom has its moment of hubris and overconfidence. Most often someone announces a “tallest building in the world." Or in this case, a gigantic mall. American Dream Miami Has Tall Order to Fill As Largest Shopping Mall
by Jeff Yastine February 21, 2017 Real Estate
Every boom has its moment of hubris and overconfidence. Most often someone announces a “tallest building in the world." Or in this case, a gigantic mall.
Don’t Fear the Euro Don’t Fear the Euro
by Jeff Opdyke February 15, 2017 Global Economy
The euro has been called an unmitigated disaster ... a currency without a country. But you’re not getting the full story, and it’s that story that means the euro is safe, for a while at least.
Hold Tight to Cash Hold Tight to Cash
by Jocelynn Smith February 10, 2017 Wealth Protection
With one app and a wave of your phone, you can now buy pretty much anything without ever handling cash. It’s convenient, but this drift away from cash is going to spell trouble for consumers…
Due to a myriad of factors, the number of manufacturing jobs in America has declined rapidly in the past several decades. The Industrial Devolution
by Joseph Hargett February 10, 2017 U.S. Economy
Due to a myriad of factors, the number of manufacturing jobs in America has declined rapidly in the past several decades.

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