bubblenomics

Maybe it's "bubblenomics," as the U.S. seems to be stuck in a bubble of higher prices, growing unemployment, high housing prices and a falling dollar.

If It's Not Stagflation, What Do You Call It? If It's Not Stagflation... 2006

The Baltics and Balkans succumbed to the same bubblenomics as house-happy Central California or Iceland.

The Odor Across the Oder 2009

The Baltics and Balkans succumbed to the same bubblenomics as house-happy Central California or Iceland.

The Odor Across the Oder 2009

Similarly, the stimulus (monetary or fiscal) shouldn't be used to reflate assets or to try to reverse the market correction, but to maintain aggregate demand, take up slack in the sluggish economy, create jobs, and soften the blow for the victims of Wall Street's bubblenomics.

WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2009

Similarly, the stimulus (monetary or fiscal) shouldn't be used to reflate assets or to try to reverse the market correction, but to maintain aggregate demand, take up slack in the sluggish economy, create jobs, and soften the blow for the victims of Wall Street's bubblenomics.

CounterPunch 2009

Similarly, the stimulus (monetary or fiscal) shouldn't be used to re-inflate assets or to try to reverse the market correction, but to maintain aggregate demand, take up slack in the sluggish economy, create jobs, and soften the blow for the victims of Wall Street's bubblenomics.

Dissident Voice 2009

Similarly, the stimulus (monetary or fiscal) shouldn't be used to reflate assets or to try to reverse the market correction, but to maintain aggregate demand, take up slack in the sluggish economy, create jobs, and soften the blow for the victims of Wall Street's bubblenomics.

Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com 2009

Similarly, the stimulus (monetary or fiscal) shouldn't be used to re-inflate assets or to try to reverse the market correction, but to maintain aggregate demand, take up slack in the sluggish economy, create jobs, and soften the blow for the victims of Wall Street's bubblenomics.

Dissident Voice 2009

You may feel the above statements are somewhat unfair, but my main point is that we are in post bubble times, so my big prediction is that the frothy bits of bubblenomics will start to unwind in 2009.

broadstuff 2009

Similarly, the stimulus (monetary or fiscal) shouldn't be used to reflate assets or to try to reverse the market correction, but to maintain aggregate demand, take up slack in the sluggish economy, create jobs, and soften the blow for the victims of Wall Street's bubblenomics.

CounterPunch 2009