Tag Archives: Sonecon

September 20, 2011

Protectionism Remains a Danger to Economic Recovery

Tough times almost always raise the pressure for trade protection, and the current global economic troubles are no exception. President…Continue reading

March 21, 2011

The Economic After Shocks of the Disaster in Japan –…

Natural disasters can strike anywhere, but the heart-wrenching tragedy unfolding in Japan may be unique for modern times, at least…Continue reading

June 16, 2010

The Importance of Blaming the Right People for the Wall…

This year’s notorious Supreme Court decision on campaign finance found that corporations have the full rights of individuals, at least…Continue reading

May 12, 2010

Deciphering the Crisis in Greece and Its Significance for America

With the world’s stock and bond markets thoroughly roiled by Greece’s sovereign debt problems, it’s only natural to ask the…Continue reading

April 29, 2010

A New Progressive Economic Strategy, Part 4: The Global Economy

In a global economy, even the world’s largest economy by a factor of three (that’s us, compared to Japan and…Continue reading

April 14, 2010

A New Progressive Economic Strategy, Part 2: Spending Reforms

You don’t have to be a Nobel economist to see that the United States needs a serious, new economic approach…Continue reading

March 30, 2010

A New Jobs Program for America

We have a really, serious problem with job creation. It’s been more than a half-year since the economy began to…Continue reading

March 10, 2010

Why Progressives Should Work to Control the Rising National Debt

Politicians on the lookout for ways to stir up voters recently have lit upon America’s fast-growing national debt, whether the…Continue reading

March 3, 2010

Broadband and American Jobs

With the FCC preparing to issue new rules and policies to promote universal broadband access, Washington’s hive of think tanks…Continue reading

February 24, 2010

The True Costs of “Charging it” in America

American consumers gained a few basic protections this week regarding their credit and debit cards, but they’re only the beginning…Continue reading