Paulitical Economy™
A snapshot of what’s going on in the world’s economy.
Paulitical Economy™
Post 328
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Paul Musson
- McDonald’s turns things around.
- But lower income consumers are suffering.
- Caterpillar sales are still falling but not as much.
- A turnaround?
- But things not looking good at Gucci.
- RH (luxury furniture) has really turned things around.
- And some examples of their great corporate culture.
- Molson Coors no longer seems to be benefiting from the boycott of Bud Light.
- It’s share price is down 54% over the last ten years.
- And a look back.
- And Creemore!
- And a look back.
- It’s share price is down 54% over the last ten years.
- We look at the changes in Canada’s property prices since 1970.
- And when our housing affordability crisis started and who was responsible
- In Financial Ructions:
- Canada’s jobs numbers tumbled in July after growing strongly in June.
- And how since 2015 the growth in government jobs has far outstripped that of the private sector.
- Spoiler alert: This is really bad for the productive capacity of the economy.
- And how since 2015 the growth in government jobs has far outstripped that of the private sector.
- Canada’s jobs numbers tumbled in July after growing strongly in June.
- Book Review: The Way the World Works by Jude Wanniski
- Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar were two of the first to go down the Laffer curve.
- As did Britain after the Napoleonic wars.
- But than after WWII they went up the curve and stayed there for a long time resulting in economic stagnation.
- As did Britain after the Napoleonic wars.
- Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar were two of the first to go down the Laffer curve.