"In general, healthy economic growth depends on well-functioning financial markets," Bernanke said. "Consequently, helping the financial markets to return to more normal functioning will continue to be a top priority," he said.
NVDL: I think what is wrong is we have a sickening attention span. Meaning, we have lost the ability to listen, or of rationally making sense of the world around us. The gift of discernment is the ability to tell the difference between advertising, movies, things to want, things we believe, and that other thing...what was it again? Oh yes, reality.
"The Labor Department reported that soaring costs for gasoline and food pushed inflation at the wholesale level up by a bigger-than-expected 1.8 percent in June, leaving inflation rising over the past year at the fastest pace in more than a quarter-century."
NVDL: I think what is wrong is we have a sickening attention span. Meaning, we have lost the ability to listen, or of rationally making sense of the world around us. The gift of discernment is the ability to tell the difference between advertising, movies, things to want, things we believe, and that other thing...what was it again? Oh yes, reality.
"The Labor Department reported that soaring costs for gasoline and food pushed inflation at the wholesale level up by a bigger-than-expected 1.8 percent in June, leaving inflation rising over the past year at the fastest pace in more than a quarter-century."
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