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Economy Update: 04-18-2011

by Libertys Army on April 18, 2011 · 0 comments

in Big Government,Economics

U.S. credit rating outlook lowered by S&P

Taxes to Balance the Budget? Not Unless Rates Go Up 150 Percent, Study Says

S&P Cuts U.S. Ratings Outlook to Negative

Pimco’s El-Erian sees higher U.S. downgrade risk than S&P

Cantor calls S&P action “wakeup call” on debt limit

Ratings Service Warns Politics Could Delay Budget Deal, Downgrades Outlook

Saudis Slash Oil Output, Say Market Oversupplied

GOP Congressman Schools Christiane Amanpour on Basic Economics

Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) Says Senate Republicans Will Support Tax Increases

45% don’t owe U.S. income tax

Bernanke Briefings May Offset Fed Hawks With Words as New Tool

Jobless Claims Huge Miss To Expectations Of 380K, Print At 412K, Previous Revised Upward, Core PPI Higher Than Expected

Zoellick Sees Economic Risks From Food Prices, Debt, Inflation

More Americans leaving the workforce

BRICS demand global monetary shake-up, greater influence

BRICS credit: Local currencies to replace dollar

Consumers feel the pinch of pricier gas and food

U.S. Companies Shrink Packages as Food Prices Rise

Prices at LDS canneries show inflation for food up between 11 and 49%

White House website skews deficit numbers ahead of national tour

Congressman wants ticking debt clock installed on House floor

35 Facts That Show Just How Much The Average American Has Been Destroyed By This Economy