By: David Appell
Clearly, since responsibilities shift between the three major levels of government, the simple number of state employees is inadequate as a measure of the size of government. So, if all you care about...
View ArticleBy: Ardbeg
So if I put a sign in my yard that says “Gutter cleaning services” and my phone number that I just created a job? I don’t think so Rupert. The person who calls and hires me creates the job.
View ArticleBy: Ardbeg
“reveals a logical fallacy”,”mutually exclusive”,”false dichotomy”. Give me a minute while I look up them fancy words. “It’s a weak point, because Hanauers quote doesn’t stand up to even cursory...
View ArticleBy: Oregon Engineer
For all of you out there on both sides of the fence. try this for a different perspective on job creation. most of the comments were half right but miss directed. https://mises.org/daily/4890 This may...
View ArticleBy: David from Mill City
If one assumes that the business in your example was intended to succeed, it was created in response to a real or perceived consumer demand. If the consumer demand was there the business succeeds if...
View ArticleBy: David from Mill City
I should have been more specific, by Government I meant the Federal Government as it is in control of our sovereign currency, the dollar. As to the President’s desire to have those with extremely...
View ArticleBy: valley person
Rupert is thinking like a physicist here, dealing with those sob atomic particles that come into existence for a micro of a micro nano second and then disappear.
View ArticleBy: valley person
Its not a “different” perspective. Its exactly the perspective that Ron Paul and pretty much the whole Republican party has. Its a mistaken notion that if we only return to pre-Great Depression...
View ArticleBy: David Appell
This post from the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis, though a year old, provides a better picture of OR state government employment....
View ArticleBy: Rupert in Springfield
>Really? If no one calls your pay is zero, not much of a job. Irrelevant, as it relates to the duration of the job, not whether I created the job in the first place. If they call, the job will have...
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