Why economic growth doesn’t raise living standards in the U.S.?

Why economic growth doesn’t raise living standards in the U.S.?


Because higher inequality is the dynamic of the American system and the middle and working classes are no longer the driver of growth in the United States.

Why there is no price inflation in the U.S.?

Why there is no price inflation in the U.S.?

Because new created fiat money stops in the first receivers, financial institutions, and the CPI (consumer price index) doesn’t reflect the prices of goods and service sold by the first receivers.

How to be the world’s most prosperous economy?

How to be the world’s most prosperous economy?

Allowing the interest rate to find their own market level.

How to stimulate demand in the U.S.?

How to stimulate demand in the U.S.?

Unregulating the financial sector.

How to misallocate capital resources?

How to misallocate capital resources ?

Suppressing interest rates.

What is the distance between where we are and where we are going?

What is the distance between where we are and where we are going?

Zero miles.

Who have the greatest ability to improve value?

Who have the greatest ability to improve value?

Owners.

How to be well above average?

How to be well above average?

Understanding incentives.

Who are the most powerful people in Washington?

Who are the most powerful people in Washington?

Un-elected people running so-called independent agencies created by unconstitutional laws.

Why public opinion is disconnected from public policy?

Why public opinion is disconnected from public policy?

Because population is marginalized.

What is the ideal solution for violence?

What is the ideal solution for violence?

Raising boys by their mother and their father.

How to build a perfect and free society?

How to build a perfect and free society?

Learning patterns of virtuous behavior.

How confidence in the system can be restored?

How confidence in the system can be restored?

Issuing new shares, shoring up the strength of the society at the expense of existing taxpayers . 

Who is always behind a bipartisan consensus in the Senate and in the House?

Who is always behind a bipartisan consensus in the Senate and in the House?

The trial bar.

What is the real law of the land in the U.S.?

What is the real law of the land in the U.S.?


Rules promulgated by never elected officials that people cannot remove from office. 

What is the difference between a rock and a hard place?

What is the difference between a rock and a hard place?


Something that it is of concern.

When are you invincible?

When  are you  invincible?

When you can learn faster without being  infatuated with your  own virtue.

What U.S. government agency is the fastest and strongest builder of monopolies?

What U.S. government agency is the fastest and strongest builder of monopolies?

The Federal Reserve.

How to make people ready to be influenced?

How to make people ready to be influenced?

Telling them the right thing immediately before you want them to believe you.

Why nominal GDP growth must be cut in half?

Why nominal GDP growth must be cut in half?

Because inventory-to-sales ratios across a variety of industries—manufacturing, machinery, autos, wholesale—are at the highest level since 2009. 

How to know if the problem is getting worse?

How to know if the problem is getting worse?

When projections are built on a foundation of wishful thinking.

Which are the emptiest words used by politicians and bureaucrats in the U.S.?

Which are the emptiest words used by politicians and bureaucrats in the U.S.?

Improving public infrastructure, better education, more encouragement for private investment, and more-effective regulation.

What is the goal of the Federal Reserve?

What is the goal of the Federal Reserve?

Manipulate financial markets.

Why Congress can’t even get the things done that they agree on?

Why Congress can’t even get the things done that they agree on?

Because they usually disagree which political points are going to get scored and by whom?

How to help yourself?

How to help yourself?

Asking regularly “What did I do wrong?” 

What people are really going to control American society?

What people are really going to control American society?

The kids who test in the top 1% on university entrance exams.

How to contain crime and violence in the U.S.?

How to contain crime and violence in the U.S.?

Keeping under control the supply and demand of legal and illegal drugs.

How to mimic human thought?

How to mimic human thought?

With machine learning techniques

Why nobody has an understanding of how the U.S. economy works?

Why nobody has an understanding of how the U.S. economy works?

Because all economic projections are certain to turn out to be inaccurate

How to disavow personal responsibility?

How to disavow personal responsibility?

Asking yourself “Who did this to me”?

How to rig the system more?

How to rig the system more?

Authorizing the Federal Reserve to buy equities.

Who is really responsible for increased inequality in the U.S.?

Who is really responsible for increased inequality in the U.S.?

The monetary policy of the Federal Reserve.

How to justify greater government control over people’s live?

How to justify greater government control over people’s live?

Showing “scientific evidence” that people’s way of life is profoundly threatened by anything.

How to become more indebted?

How to become more indebted?

Borrowing  from yourself  your own cash.

Why competition no longer erodes competitive advantage?

Why competition no longer erodes competitive advantage?

Because the stock market is disappearing.

How can you sell it more expensive?

How can you sell it more expensive?

Owning the machine that prints the money and buying it yourself.

Why America is a massive regulatory state?

Why America is a massive regulatory state?

Because the U.S. government doesn’t trust the American people.

When do you have to be extremely worried?

When do you have to be extremely worried?

When you are on a dangerous battlefield with very little ammunition.

How to promise anything?

How to promise anything?

With illusions.

How to be in a bubble?

How to be in a bubble?

Believing that you are driven by public imperatives instead of personal ones.

Why the high-tech economy is not fueling rapid productivity growth?

Why the high-tech economy is not fueling rapid productivity growth?

Because corporate,  labor force and policy makers do not understand the most advanced technology available.

How much is the pension deficit for state and local governments in the U.S.?

How much is the pension deficit for state and local governments in the U.S.?

The pension deficit for state and local governments is $1.2 trillion. According to the Center for Retirement Research using a more conservative discount rate, the unfunded liability would go to $4 trillion.

Why is there a division between the leaders and the led?

Why is there a division between the leaders and the led?

Because the leaders don’t mind the cultural decay of the led.

How to make a dramatic improve in a young technology?

How to make a dramatic improve in a young technology?

Being at earlier point in their evolution.

Why inequality doesn’t affect economic growth in the U.S.?

Why inequality doesn’t affect economic growth in the U.S.?

Because middle class no longer exist.

How to question your assumptions ?

How to question your assumptions ?

Knowing what is driving your ideology.

How to make experiments?

How to make experiments?

With things no one wants at home. 

Who owns guns in the U.S.?

Who owns guns in the U.S.?

19% of blacks, 20% of Hispanics and 41% of whites.

How to trust in Washington?

How to trust in Washington?

Wanting to save the world instead of yourself.

How to be in the right place at the right time?

How to be in the right place at the right time?

Making data-driven decisions.