Tag Archives: agriculture
Are You Willing to Starve for the Greater Good?
Central planners are pulling double shifts. Contriving plans and proposals to control what you consume, how you travel and cook, where your money is spent, and much, much more. Continue reading
How to Reconcile Numbers that Don’t Pencil Out
The means and methods for reconciling numbers that don’t pencil out are extremely disagreeable. Some of the rising input costs can be passed on to consumers. Some can also be absorbed through lower profit margins. But there are natural limits to what price increases can be absorbed and passed along. When the numbers don’t pencil out, they don’t pencil out. Continue reading
Choking On the Salt of Debt
Roughly three years ago, after traversing between Los Angeles and San Francisco via the expansive San Joaquin Valley, we penned the article, Salting the Economy to Death. At the time, the monetary order was approach peak ZIRP. We found the … Continue reading
Price Rebound Speculating for the Calculated Profit Seeker
Markets grow stranger by the day. The more you follow them the more befuddling they become. When it comes to the stock market’s day to day movements, there’s no sense to be had at all. It ambles about however it … Continue reading
