Thursday, January 30, 2025


You Decide: Did The Chances Of A Recession In 2022 Just Go Up?

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By Mike Walden Recessions are part of the economic cycle. Each economic cycle contains a period of growth – called an expansion – and a...

OP-ED: School Board Continues Silence After Racial Political Attack On First Black Lt. Governor

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By Michelle Antoine It is a special time every January when we celebrate the great, late Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. King’s tireless...

You Decide: How Deep Is Our Economic Divide?

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By Mike Walden The term “economic divide” is commonly used today. It can refer to several aspects in our economy, such as the economic differences...

OPINION: Democrats’ Expert Challenges Narrative About ‘Fair’ Election Maps

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By Mitch Kokai Carolina Journal You’ve heard the argument from Democratic politicians and their ideological allies: North Carolina is a purple state, nearly evenly divided...

You Decide: Will 2022 Be A Boom, Bust Or In-Between?

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By Mike Walden Although all the final numbers aren’t in, it appears North Carolina experienced a very good economy in 2021. The rebound from...

On Becoming A Political Advertiser

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By John Hood RALEIGH — It’s not personal, it’s just business — or so Facebook assures me. On this matter, I’m inclined to believe the...

You Decide: Is It Cheaper To Live In North Carolina?

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By Dr. Mike Walden With the inflation rate at forty-year highs, coping with a higher cost-of-living is on our minds.  Both households and businesses are...

You Decide: How Has The Economic Pie And Its Slices Changed?

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By Dr. Mike Walden With the holiday season upon us, it is appropriate that pie is on my mind. Incidentally, my favorite is lemon...

You Decide: Can A Wage-Price Spiral Be Avoided?

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By Dr. Mike Walden Who doesn’t like to be paid more? Maybe there are a few workers who are indifferent to their earnings, but I...

You Decide: Will There Be A Permanent Labor Shortage?

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By Dr. Mike Walden One of the surprises of the current economy is the labor shortage. Even though the unemployment rate is higher than it...