Kerk Phillips

Kerk Phillips

Currency crises are almost always a result of inconsistent monetary policy
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Kerk Phillips
Are recessions like traffic?
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Kerk Phillips
The decline of the Rust Belt was inevitable
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Kerk Phillips
Economic theory uses scientific method
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Kerk Phillips
Statistical analysis valuable tool in studying the economy
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Kerk Phillips
Electric cars: Are there lower-cost methods of reducing carbon emissions?
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Kerk Phillips
Balancing the federal budget hard in the short run; policies will be key
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Kerk Phillips
A flat tax is not incapable of funding the government and the poor
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Kerk Phillips
High tax rates can bring in less money
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Kerk Phillips
Despite missing the fiscal cliff, we still have a huge fiscal gap
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Kerk Phillips and For the Deseret News
Is buying risky financial assets a form of gambling?
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Kerk Phillips and For the Deseret News
Even economically, disasters like Hurricane Sandy are bad things
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Kerk Phillips and For the Deseret News
Richard W. Evans: Punishing China for currency manipulation could hurt the U.S.
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Richard W. Evans, Kerk Phillips and Kerk Phillips and Richard W. Evans, For the Deseret News
When the U.S. creates lots of money, it's just like taxation
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Kerk Phillips and For the Deseret News
Financial theory and the Fremont People
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Kerk Phillips
Trying to use prediction markets to forecast the presidential election
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Kerk Phillips and for the Deseret News
Higher minimum wage may not be good thing
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Kerk Phillips
Will a third quantitative easing by the Fed really be helpful?
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Kerk Phillips and for the Deseret News
There is no easy way to fix Social Security system
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Kerk Phillips and For the Deseret News
We need a market neither pro-business nor pro-labor
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Kerk Phillips and Blaze Bullock