Sentiment among major manufacturers jumped in the quarter to June, the Bank of Japan’s “tankan” corporate sentiment survey showed Monday, in the latest upbeat sign for the world’s third-largest economy. The results come days after separate data showed factories put in an unexpectedly strong performance in May, supplying fresh evidence that the government’s huge drive […]

BSP: Economy safe from overheating Details Category: Top News Published on Sunday, 30 June 2013 21:01 Written by Jun Vallecera The relationship between money supply and inflation waned the past 18 years so liquidity, which grew the fastest in six years to 16.3 percent in May, should not prove worrisome, monetary authorities said. […]

Perhaps The Bulletin should do more to inform readers of “on-shoring,” that’s where foreign companies build manufacturing plants in the U.S. and American companies come back home. The reasons are low energy costs, the cheap dollar, highly productive workers, a larger network of research-based universities, and “Made in America “ still carries some cache in […]

JUNE 18, 2013 — In 2006, the Princeton economist Alan Blinder estimated that in 10 years the U.S. would offshore 30-40 million jobs. Today, Corporate America continues to enfeeble the U.S. economy as it builds China’s – offshoring our innovation, research, technology, production and jobs. The economists ignore the offshoring and blame a lack of […]