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Berlin Targets Entrepreneurs: Apprenticeships, Punishment, And Social Decay
Berlin Targets Entrepreneurs: Apprenticeships, Punishment, And Social Decay
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
The German capital is hardly a hospitable place for entrepreneurs or founders. Ambitious individuals who aim to build a career outside the state subsidy system and establish their own livelihoods encounter, in this strangest of European capitals, an atmosphere of contempt and hostility.
Berlin politics, regardless of who is currently in power, fosters a culture of societal division. Parties spare no effort in masking the jointly caused economic and social distortions in the city with an endless media spectacle.
Unemployment rises—naturally,...
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Measuring Poverty Correctly Reveals A Hard Truth About The Welfare State
Measuring Poverty Correctly Reveals A Hard Truth About The Welfare State
Authored by Tyler Turman via TheDailyEconomy.org,
America has spent more than $20 trillion on fighting poverty since the introduction of President Johnson’s Great Society program in 1964. Sixty years later, how are we doing?
That depends, as it turns out, on how you measure it.
Last month, Senator Kennedy (R-LA) introduced a bill that would require the Census Bureau to report a new poverty metric as an alternative to the Official Poverty Measure (OPM) by including both cash and non-cash welfare benefits in its calculations.
As Kennedy points...
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Iran Says 'No Truth' To Trump Assertion It 'Asked For Ceasefire', Amid Threat To Blast Tehran 'Back To The Stone Ages' If Strait Unopened
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Dallas Fed Mfg Activity Holds Near One Year High Despite Plunge In Respondent Sentiment On Iran War
Dallas Fed Mfg Activity Holds Near One Year High Despite Plunge In Respondent Sentiment On Iran War
The Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index continues to straddle the unchanged line, and despite a tiny dip from 0.2 in February, the highest print since July, to -0.2 in March, just below the 1.5 median estimate, the index remained near the highest level in a year and absent a modest and brief, post-Trump election spike, this remains one of the highest prints since mid-2022.
Curiously, the headline index barely dropped even though most index components...
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