Simply Madness
People who advocate a steady state economy as a way out of the recession are actually advocating a form of a centrally planned economy. The way out of the recession is not through a steady state economy, but through economic growth.
Comparing Federal and Private Sector Compensation
Reducing federal employee compensation to market levels could save taxpayers roughly $77 billion per year.
Keeping Competitive
The prophets of American decline are on the march in numbers not seen since the days of Jimmy Carter and stagflation. Who knows, maybe this time they'll be right--a sclerotic political system, enterprise-stifling regulations, a foolish tax structure and shortsighted public policy may finally send the U.S. economy into the permanent tailspin long predicted by experts with a grim turn of mind.
Another Slowdown
The loss of global economic momentum spells trouble for the second half of 2011.