And how come house prices fell over the last year and the last month? And how come incomes are falling?

The stock market is booming. Is this the start of something big?

There is no sign of the Great Correction reaching its conclusion anytime soon.

Can any government in the developed world survive? Will there be enough growth to keep them from going broke?

The US economy has come back to output levels of '07. But this feeble rebound not only holds the title of "weakest post-war recovery ever," it also shows that something else is going on.

Once you've taken interest rates down to zero, and announced that you'll leave them there for the next three years, what more can you do?

Capitalism is what you get when you don’t have master designers on the job. It's what happens when the feds leave it alone.

Why not be satisfied with the demand as it is? Why not accept the decisions of willing and able consumers as to how much stuff they need and how much they can afford to buy? Why is it important that they buy more than they need with more than they have?

With government debt-to-GDP at 100 percent and rising, and the shift to short-term financing over the last few years, the feds are extremely vulnerable to an increase in interest rates.

Could any major bank or developed nation survive?