by John P. Reisman | Jul 25, 2016 | Economy
Summary: The global economy seems not as bad as rhetoric suggests while historically high risk factors remain unaddressed. Low global growth expectations and high debt narrows the range for policy maneuvering.. There is an urgent policy need for sustainable expansion...
by John P. Reisman | Jun 12, 2016 | Economic Security, Economy, Security
US Intelligence Analysis by John P. Reisman — last modified Jun 12, 2016 08:25 PM We in the Intelligence Community are committed every day to provide the nuanced, multidisciplinary intelligence that policymakers, warfighters, and domestic law enforcement personnel...
by John P. Reisman | Mar 4, 2014 | Economy
BIS report 2014 by John P. Reisman — last modified Nov 24, 2020 05:46 PM Bank for International Settlements, 84th Annual Report, Released 29 June 2014, Basel, Switzerland. The BIS report outlines the general assessment of economic risks and considerations for World...
by John P. Reisman | Nov 15, 2012 | Economy
The fiscal cliff is a term that describes the retirement of the Bush tax cuts and forced spending cuts baked into the budgeting agenda for the government. To deal with it properly we need to do several things. First, set aside our personal bias and second, set aside...
by John P. Reisman | Oct 29, 2012 | Economic Security, Economy
Is trickle-down really trickle-out? Trickle-down economics has been lauded as a good way to run the economy for decades by Republican party leaders. Libertarians, and various executives that have spoken on the issue as well. Is it good for the economy? Looking at...
by John P. Reisman | Oct 29, 2012 | Economic Security, Economy
If we plan our obsolescence, obsolescence we shall achive. Planned obsolescence is the purposeful planning of limiting the useful life of a product or design. The purpose is to stimulate and perpetuate product consumption. This has short term benefits for companies in...
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