A serial accumulation of memory, incident, consideration, reconsideration, personal discovery and attempts at truth.
It is intended for my attention and that of other interested persons
If that changes, I will extensively re-edit.
Warning:
I attempt to use inductive logic.
The discount afforded by one of the New York City area’s great
travel bargains — crossing the Hudson River on the Tappan Zee Bridge —
is likely to shrink, but no one can say by how much.
Bridges and Tunnels; Tolls; Series; Infrastructure (Public Works)
http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/rates-bonds/ No not here.
Peru was an empire conquered by an imperial power.
Everything belonged to the King.
When the King became the oligarchy everything became the oligarchs property though they may not have known it at the time.
All Peru still belongs to the powers in government.
One or more of the powers is socialist.
OPEC’s decision not to cut back production helps drivers and
airline passengers, and will have ripple effects throughout the world
economy.
Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline; United States Economy; Economic
Conditions and Trends; Wind Power; Solar Energy; Alternative and
Renewable Energy; Commodities; Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Neil Irwin should leave the central banks out of his thought.
Hudson Valley residents worry that proposals to add high-voltage
electric transmission lines will cause disruptions including spoiled
views and loss of homes and property.
Electric Light and Power; Eminent Domain
The law and the rights of way were there before the sprawl.
At recent sales in London, auction houses struggled to sell top
Russian works of art. Some dealers said that the sluggish sales were a
reflection of what's going on in Russia.
Art; Culture (Arts); Auctions; Ruble (Currency); Economic Conditions
and Trends; Embargoes and Sanctions; Collectors and Collections
"I’m
doing some work on matters European, which should see the light of day
shortly, and for future reference I want to post a simple chart. It
makes the same point already made by Francesco Saraceno and Simon Wren-Lewis, but in a more stripped-down and possibly clearer (?) way.
The point is a simple
but important one: at this point any European imbalances associated with
the surge in capital flows to the periphery after the formation of the
euro have been worked off via extremely painful and costly disinflation.
If we look at the whole period from 1999 to the present, most of Europe
has had cost growth and inflation just about consistent with the ECB’s
long-standing just-under-2 percent inflation target. There’s just one
big outlier:
Photo
Credit OECD and IMF
At this point the
European imbalance problem is a German problem, caused by Germany’s
persistent failure to have wage and price increases in line with what
the euro requires. This German undervaluation is in turn exporting
deflation to the rest of Europe. By contrast, France, Spain, and even
Italy have been playing by the rules."
Recommending the toughest federal alert would have signaled to
doctors that the risks of use outweighed any potential therapeutic
benefit for patients.
Steroids; Neck; Back (Human Body Part); Pain-Relieving Drugs; Labeling and Labels; Pain
Three exhibitions in Canton, Ohio, spotlight the work of Ferdinand
A. Brader, a 19th-century artist known for his pencil drawings of farms
in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Art; Antiques; Collectors and Collections; Telephones and Telecommunications
Any possible farm will not have the labor these require.
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