Category: Economics
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By Selwyn Duke You probably didn’t see this one coming, but many Wall Street banks and financial firms may actually refuse to accept the taxpayer funds the government is shoveling its way. It may seem counterintuitive, but the Guardian.co.uk tells us:
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By Selwyn Duke When I ponder the bailout of the government sponsored enterprises (GSEs), a move which will cost American taxpayers $200 billion (and who knows how much more tomorrow?), I can’t help but think of some wisdom expressed in an oft-used, apocryphal quotation:
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By Selwyn Duke While many stress that we must become energy sufficient, relatively few are truly serious about it. I know this because achieving such a state isn’t that difficult; it just requires one to accept reality and reject ideology.
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By Selwyn Duke One of the very best columnists on the journalistic scene is Walter Williams. His articles aren’t filled with flowery prose or esoteric terms (like esoteric!); they just cut to the heart of the matter and provide simple, reasoned analysis. In fact, I can hardly think of an instance where he has written…
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By Selwyn Duke I’d appreciate a viable alternative energy source as much as anyone else. After all, who wouldn’t like to run his car for a third or fourth the cost? I don’t have much confidence in government schemes to develop those new sources, however, and the May 12 edition of The Wall Street…
