by Daniel Brouse April 3, 2025 An economist just referenced Little Richard to illustrate how tariffs might impact young musicians. Little Richard, known for his energetic vocals and piano playing, also had a band called “The Upsetters,” and while he wasn’t primarily a guitarist, he had notable guitarists in his band, including Jimi Hendrix. Due […]
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Trump’s Record Breaking Tax Increase
by Daniel Brouse April 1, 2025 Republicans and Libertarians Implement the Largest Tax Increase in U.S. History Despite historically opposing taxation in all forms—often citing the Boston Tea Party as a foundational principle—Republicans and Libertarians are now enacting what amounts to the largest tax increase in U.S. history. Their longstanding stance that taxation justifies revolution […]
Underestimation of Climate Sensitivity and Feedback Processes
by Daniel Brouse April 2, 2025 In the 1990s, we first hypothesized the non-linear acceleration of climate change. By the early 2000s, this hypothesis had evolved into established climate theory, now widely recognized as scientific fact. My lab partner, a Doctor of Physics from Ohio State, and I collaborated to provide key evidence supporting this […]
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Trump Economics: Immediate Economic Deterioration
by Daniel Brouse April 1, 2025 The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model estimate for real GDP growth (seasonally adjusted annual rate) in the first quarter of 2025 has been revised downward to -3.7% as of April 1, a significant drop from the previous estimate of -2.8% on March 28. This sharp decline reflects increasing signs of […]
Financial Ethics and Legal Controversies: Trump, Musk, and Conflicts of Interest
Financial Disclosure and Conflict of Interest Regulations for U.S. Presidents and Officials When a U.S. president takes office, they—as well as their cabinet members, high-ranking officials, and anyone with substantial influence in the administration—are generally required to disclose all financial activities. This process is designed to ensure transparency, prevent conflicts of interest, and uphold ethical […]
The Importance of CFOs and Their Pessimistic Outlook on the U.S. Economy
by Daniel Brouse April 1, 2025 The Role of CFOs in Business and the Economy Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) play a crucial role in guiding businesses through financial strategy, risk management, and economic uncertainty. They are responsible for overseeing a company’s financial planning, ensuring liquidity, optimizing capital allocation, and mitigating financial risks. Because CFOs are […]
Trump Economic Facts
Amazingly, some still suffer from Trump Delusionment Syndrome, defending his economic policies while claiming Biden ‘destroyed the economy’ or insisting that Trump needs to ‘break some eggs’ to bake a cake—meaning we need to endure pain. No, we don’t need pain. The economy performed the best in history during Biden’s term, in sharp contrast to […]
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COVID UPDATE: Trump the Destroyer
by Daniel Brouse March 28, 2025 Trump the Destroyer During his first term, Trump oversaw the rise and spread of COVID-19, which resulted in millions of deaths. He downplayed the virus, even calling it a hoax. He suggested ingesting disinfectants and exposing the internal organs to UV light as remedies, despite widespread medical warnings against […]
Trump’s Sector-Specific Tariffs
March 27, 2025 Since January 2025, the United States has implemented several sector-specific tariffs in an effort to protect domestic industries. These tariffs are in addition to any existing country-specific tariffs and represent a continuation of protectionist trade policies. However, historical data suggests that such high sector-specific tariffs often fail to achieve their intended goals. […]
The Moving Target: How Weather and Climate Normals Mask Long-Term Warming
by Daniel Brouse March 26, 2025 It is crucial to understand that the rate of climate change is accelerating rapidly. Weather and climate normals are essentially moving averages used to establish a baseline for comparing current weather and climate conditions. These averages help define what is considered “typical” for a location over a given period. […]
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