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RE: Panderer in Chief - ArtM72 - 10-11-2012
Petro -
If you want to drill down into economic data visit "FRED", a database access tool provided by the Federal Reserve in St. Louis. You can start at http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/USPHCI. There you can come up with lots and lots of economic details, complete with graphing tools and Excel downloads. Somewhere around 60,000 data sets available.
Cheers.
RE: Panderer in Chief - Palm - 10-11-2012
And so, you've help make our point.
RE: Panderer in Chief - ArtM72 - 10-11-2012
'Palm' pid='11063' datel Wrote:And so, you've help make our point.
Palm - Was that response directed to me? If so, what is your point? Because money replaced barter and there is lots of economic data available using money as a measure it can no longer be trusted as a measure of value? Sounds like the mentality of a budding survivalist which I certainly doubt to be your case...or is that stash of betel nuts in your cellar telling us something?
RE: Panderer in Chief - Petrovale - 10-11-2012
Art, I thought you said you were going to leave these political threads on SHU.
Just trying to help you make up your mind.
Best,
Petro
RE: Panderer in Chief - Palm - 10-11-2012
No Art, but look at what you said and as Value would say; connect the dots of effective tax rates and govt spending.
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