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Don’t Bet on a Recovery
Monday, March 1, 2010
Many economists, officials and strategists are misconstruing the current economic conditions as evidence of a recovery.
Fear Takes the Wheel
Friday, February 12, 2010
Every time stock prices rise the dollar falls. The reason for this dichotomy? It is inflation not growth that drives stocks and the dollar.
More Government Equals Fewer Jobs
Friday, February 5, 2010
Government efforts to create more jobs could inadvertently push the labor market into a death spiral.
The Precarious State of Our Union
Friday, January 29, 2010
President Obama's State of the Union address again demonstrated his poor understanding of the problems that confront our nation.
Congress Sacks Samoan Economy
Friday, January 22, 2010
In 2007, an Act of Congress destroyed American Samoa's economy. Now, their chief export is linebackers.
Poland’s Economy Is No Joke
Friday, January 15, 2010
Amid a morass of economic quackery, it is refreshing to see a clear ray of sanity emanating from one country: Poland.
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Tuesday, March 9
Another quiet session in domestic markets, with most of the action contained to the bailed out financial firms - Citigroup (C), AIG (AIG), Fannie (FNM), and Freddie Mac (FRE) - due to vague rumors.
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John Browne, Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Unlocking the Jobs Dilemma
Productive, private-sector jobs are under assault by politicians who have unwittingly taken steps that make future job losses a foregone conclusion.
John Browne, Thursday, March 4, 2010
The Dominos of Default
Now that investors have seen the reality of sovereign default, countries with fiscal conditions similar to Greece will face greater scrutiny.
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Axel Merk, March 2, 2010
Greece - From Hard Money to Fool's Gold
When Greece invented the Olympic Games in 776 BC, the top prize was an olive wreath, not gold. And in those days, Greece sought out the top runners,...
In this column, we present commentary for the benefit of our readers from opinion makers and writers not associated with Euro Pacific. Opinions expressed are those of the writer, and may or may not reflect those held by Euro Pacific, or its president, Peter Schiff.
Dominick Armentano, February 23, 2010
Could the U.S. Default on its Debt?
The economic landscape still looks pretty gloomy despite, or because of, massive increases in federal government spending by Congress. Want something else to worry about? What if your government suddenly went "belly up" on some or all of its public debt IOU's?
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