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Category Archives: Economy
Puerto Rico: changing the focus of government
At one point in its not to distant past, the government of Puerto Rico owned just about everything. It owned the shipping company ‘Navieras,’ the Puerto Rico Telephone Company and still owns the Water and Sewer Authority and the … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Business, capitalism, Economy, Education, healthcare, socialism, Uncategorized
Tagged crisis, Debt, economy, puerto rico
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UPDATE: Statehood’s 210 Trillion dollar question
Do you want to saddle your children with 640 thousand dollars in debt before they even get out of diapers? Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Puerto Rico, Status
Tagged Debt, debt clock, Forbes, Goodman, independence, Krugman, puerto rico, statehood, United States
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Confessions of a dishwasher
With very few exceptions, poverty as a child is a condition; poverty as an adult is a choice. Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Puerto Rico
Tagged conservative, libertarian, liberty, poverty, puerto rico, working class
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Distributive Capitalism explained
I suspect I will forever regret having named my economic theory ‘Distributive Capitalism’ because of what the name implies. It implies wealth redistribution, but it is actually a wealth creation concept. Under wealth redistribution efforts money is taken from one … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Independence, Puerto Rico
Tagged Capitalism, distributive capitalism, independence, new capitalism, puerto rico
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Puerto Rico: governors speech falls short
Listening to tonight’s speech by Puerto Rico governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla was an exercise in disappointment. The governor, who sounded nervous at the begining of his speech; spoke in general of solutions, but once again avoided the kinds of specifics … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economy, Puerto Rico, Status
Tagged Alejandro Garcia Padilla, crisis, Debt, economy, governor, independence, puerto rico
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El Capitalismo y el derecho al fracaso
Imagínate si los políticos asumirían responsabilidad por lo que hacen? Cuan diferente seria Puerto Rico? Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Puerto Rico
Tagged AEE, Autoridad de Enegria Electrica, capitalismo, puerto rico, sindicatos, trabajadores, union
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Service for citizenship in the Republic of Puerto Rico
It is hard to escape the parallel between the service requirement in the proposed Republic of Puerto Rico with the mantra from the movie ‘Starship Troopers.’ “Service Guarantees Citizenship.”
The idea however, goes far beyond military service Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Puerto Rico, Status
Tagged citizenship, distributive capitalism, independence, mens rights, puerto rico, service, Starship Troopers
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The Winds of War
The confluence of all of these events is chilling. Continue reading
Posted in China, Economy, Puerto Rico, War
Tagged China, collapse, economy, Islamic State, Jade Helm, puerto rico, Russia, Spratly Islands, United States, war, World War
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PR Statehood’s 18 trillion dollar problem
Most statehood advocates avoid even discussing the problem of the national debt… There is good reason for that. Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Puerto Rico, Status
Tagged China, Debt, economy, independence, puerto rico, Russia, statehood
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Puerto Rico’s governor desperate, but failing
A partial government shut down will not address the long term fiscal problems the island faces it will only extend the problem. Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Puerto Rico, Taxes
Tagged Alejandro Garcia Padilla, budget, commonwealth, crisis, finance, government, public sector unions, puerto rico, shut down, taxes
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