Who saw this coming? Texas Economic Report
Rarely does the economic news fall in such a way to create a narrative consistent with what I have been warning about for years.
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Rarely does the economic news fall in such a way to create a narrative consistent with what I have been warning about for years.
After taking the week off to allow midterm election fatigue to wear off, this week in economic news delivers a nice distraction in the form of predicted deflation and a revolution in...
There’s more mixed news this week as some economists struggle to stay optimistic. Joe’s petroleum reserve releases aren’t fixing prices or the diesel shortage.
People take it for granted that inflation is bad and that only the Fed can fix it. Is that even true? A crash is coming due to rising interest rates.
Pundits are divided about the economy, and the data and reports are divided also. Texian Partisan’s Dr. Jack Reynolds brings the highlights and commentary on today’s Texas Economic Report.
*CORRECTION* The previous version of this story inadvertently moved a decimal point on the amounts. The article has been corrected to reflect the accurate amounts.
Last week the U.S. House passed the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,” its first major revision to the U.S. tax code since 1986.