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Downgrading The Economic Outlook: Credit Shortages Will Become A Problem By End of 2023 </h1 > Beacon Economics’ expectation is that over the next few months short run interest rates will stabilize, but long run rates will again start to rise. Uncategorized May 16, 2023 Author: Christopher Thornberg, PhD Christopher Thornberg, PhD All Articles
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Miserabilism and Money: Why More Stimulus Is A Bad Idea (part 1) Relevant, hype-free insights about what’s happening in the global, U.S., and California economies. Budgets & Deficits, Economic Policy February 18, 2021 Author: Christopher Thornberg, PhD Christopher Thornberg, PhD All Articles Last year’s COVID-19 stimulus and relief packages enacted by the Federal government played some
Congrats California! We’ve Met Climate Change Goals Early But Can We Rise To The Challenges Ahead? Relevant, hype-free insights about what’s happening in the global, U.S., and California economies. Environment February 9, 2021 Author: Hoyu Chong Hoyu Chong All Articles After meeting the goals of its landmark Global Warming Solutions Act (AB32) four years early
It’s Time To Relearn Objectivity In 2021 Relevant, hype-free insights about what’s happening in the global, U.S., and California economies. Economic Policy, General Economy, Social Issues January 21, 2021 Author: Christopher Thornberg, PhD Christopher Thornberg, PhD All Articles When I left the academic world to found Beacon Economics 15 years ago, it was partly in response to