
Pete Earle
@peter_c_earle
Senior economist, @aier. 20+ year financial markets trader. Boxing, NY Yankees, Army football, and financial history aficionado. Views expressed are mine alone.
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Kaizen D. Asiedu This is a very big deal. What the hell kind of system are we living in if thousands of kids were abused, the government has videos of the abusers and yet none of the abusers are even facing charges!?

.Pete Earle shows how the proliferation of chicken sandwiches across fast food chains isn't evidence of capitalism's creative stagnation, but rather demonstrates how market competition drives continuous innovation. Read his latest at The Daily Economy


Muy interesante revisión de la literatura académica reciente sobre el impacto del salario mínimo, por Pete Earle; la evidencia es clara, el salario mínimo causa desempleo y menos oportunidades, no a nivel generalizado sino en las personas menos capacitadas; es decir,

No, no nos estafaron: desmintiendo el mito del victimismo comercial, por Pete Earle La idea de que EEUU ha sido explotado sistemáticamente por sus socios comerciales no se sustenta en datos, lógica ni en la historia. Gracias a American Institute for Economic Research Léalo aquí: mexicolibertario.org/no-no-nos-esta…


“The explosion of chicken sandwich options is not a sign of creative bankruptcy — it’s a case study in product refinement, branding evolution, and consumer-focused differentiation,” writes American Institute for Economic Research's Pete Earle for The Daily Economy. buff.ly/4WViFpV

How does someone get serious about paying off debt? AIER's Pete Earle recommends You Need a Budget (YNAB) as a powerful tool to build discipline and take control. Instead of vague spending limits, YNAB assigns every dollar a job, whether it’s debt payoff, saving, or staying






It was a pleasure speaking to Sid Gundapaneni and Pete Earle about the FOMC's prudent decision to hold the fed funds rate at 4.25-4.50% Read my piece for reason if you want to learn more about the Federal Reserve's decision!





