There is a huge shortfall in real GDP of $2.7 trillion

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There is a huge shortfall in real GDP of $2.7 trillion.

That is the main finding of an analysis by Raymond Keating, an economist for the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council. Keating computed what GDP would have been if the US economy had grown at the rate that normally prevails during a period of economic recovery and expansion.

The Chairman's Report - August 12th, 2016

There is much confusion about the actual unemployment rate in the U.S. READ MORE

Obama Has Collected $19,966,110,000,000 in Taxes; Incurred $8,795,689,333,049 in Debt

During the 90 full months President Barack Obama has completed serving in the White House the U.S. Treasury collected approximately $19,966,110,000,000 in tax revenues. READ MORE

Economists React to Second-Quarter Growth: ‘Very Weak’

Wall Street Journal

ICYMI: Economists React to Weak Growth

Here’s how economists and analysts reacted to Friday’s worse-than-expected GDP report from the Commerce Department.

Hillary Promises ‘We Are Going To Raise Taxes On The Middle Class

Daily Caller

ICYMI: Hillary Promises to Raise Middle Class Taxes

The crowd cheered and Clinton appeared unaware of her Freudian slip.

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