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June 2, 2025 38 mins
  • The producers of alcoholic beverages say that the health concerns related to alcohol consumption are exaggerated.
    • I hope so.
  • Shoppers continue to flock to Costco.
    • And investors to its common stock.
  • Target, not so much.
    • Home furnishings sales are down over 8%.
  • In Financial Ructions:
    • We look at a speech that John F. Kennedy made to the Economic Club of New York in 1962.
      • Income taxes were finally being cut.
    • A look at how money is created in the US.
      • And no, the government does not spend it into existence.
    • If the US does not increase the debt ceiling it is not at risk of defaulting on its debt obligations.
      • The only thing at risk is deficit spending.
    • The great Thomas Sowell reminds us that it was FDR’s New Deals that extended the Great Depression.
  • Book Review
    • I’m excited to start reviewing the first of two books on supply side economics.
      • This one by Jude Wanniski called The Way the Economy Works: How Economies Fail – and Succeed.
        • I review the Preface, but before getting into that we review the Bretton Woods system.


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