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1. user396040 on The Explosion of U.S. Government Borrowing - Both Sides to Blame: While Keynesian theory may have made it legitimate for Bush to run... more »
2. user396040 on The Explosion of U.S. Government Borrowing - Both Sides to Blame: By all commonly excepted measures, we ran surpluses during the... more »
3. Tom E. on So Much for the Power of Brand Names: Since all the products are made in the same Chinese factories, we... more »
4. Gregman2 on So Much for the Power of Brand Names: Missing from the self-focused brand equation until recently has... more »
5. Graham and Dodd Investor on So Much for the Power of Brand Names: Brand names have "always" been powerful. Except in the "original"... more »
6. TeresaE on The Explosion of U.S. Government Borrowing - Both Sides to Blame: Bush didn't proceed over a 'boom" Right when he took office... more »
7. TeresaE on So Much for the Power of Brand Names: This happened in the 80s too, which is when generics became... more »
8. JohnLocke on The Explosion of U.S. Government Borrowing - Both Sides to Blame: I hate to interrupt your love fest but please remind me again when... more »
9. user396040 on The Explosion of U.S. Government Borrowing - Both Sides to Blame: There is a very important difference between running a government... more »
10. 437339 on U.S. Economy: Non-Sequiturs Piling Up: realold, My sis , a DC told me ' that they will keep the... more »
11. User 353732 on The Explosion of U.S. Government Borrowing - Both Sides to Blame: Any debt, however incurred, that consistently earns below its cost... more »
12. TWIS&TWINS on U.S. Economy: Ringing in the Old: And the real effects of QE have not yet materialized for the... more »
13. TeresaE on U.S. Economy: Ringing in the Old: It is good (great really) that a small portion of our country is... more »
14. CautiousInvestor on U.S. Economy: Ringing in the Old: If unemployment remains in the 10% range....which I believe it... more »
15. Davewmart on U.S. Economy: Ringing in the Old: Teenagers and the young are always the first to get it when times... more »