Mike's Daily Comment
The results of this federal environmental program give new meaning to “all talk, no action. The Wall Street Journal called Martin Armstrong the highest paid financial advisor in the world. In a rare interview he talks about his biggest worry in today’s environment. Controversial doesn’t do him justice.
Economics and finance are not the same thing. Virtually all our focus is on economics – ie government spending, borrowing, taxes -while ignoring the massive financial risks building in the credit markets.
We need to have a thorough discussion of the costs and benefits but one big obstacle are those who say “you can’t put a price on a life.”
Tough not to focus on the chaos, accusations and insults during the US Presidential debate but that misses the far more important point. (Photo: Livemint.com)
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The Second Wave’s Big Question
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Monday, 5 October 2020 6:31
75% of Canadians support a second wave lockdown. But why do they need to wait for government to tell them to go back to the April restrictions?