Author Archives: MN Gordon

Death of the Consumer and Other Miracles

Posted on September 6, 2013 by MN Gordon

Something peculiar is going on.  One data point says the economy’s improving.  Another says it’s floundering. Nonetheless, we strive to connect the dots and draw inferences as we go.  For example, according to data released Tuesday, manufacturing and construction spending … Continue reading →

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Secrets of the September Swoon

Posted on September 3, 2013 by MN Gordon

Federal workers, and many other fine folks, celebrated Labor Day yesterday by partaking in lethargy.  Here at the Economic Prism we did nothing of the sort.  Rather, we continued our labors for fun and for free…and always on your behalf. … Continue reading →

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Extreme Treasury Corruption

Posted on August 30, 2013 by MN Gordon

What happened to school cafeteria classics like Sloppy Joes and Tater Tots?  That’s what school kids across the nation want to know. From what we gather, Michelle Obama doesn’t think they’re healthy enough.  Plus she believes too many children are … Continue reading →

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Things Are Getting Better and Other Popular Lies

Posted on August 27, 2013 by MN Gordon

The President says things are getting better.  The economy’s improving.  There will be prosperity for all in our time.  But if you live outside the Washington beltway, and earn your living through honest means, you know this is essentially a … Continue reading →

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