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6 days ago | 
oaoa.com | M. Ray Perryman
The U.S. economy is presently facing daunting challenges on multiple fronts. Nonetheless, signs of remarkable underlying strength and resilience persist. Our latest forecast indicates reasonable growth over the next five years, although the pace will likely be uneven and backloaded in light of current uncertainty. In other words, the crystal ball is a bit cloudier than usual.
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1 week ago | 
riograndeguardian.com | M. Ray Perryman
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The US economy is presently facing daunting challenges on multiple fronts. Nonetheless, signs of remarkable underlying strength and resilience persist. Our latest forecast indicates reasonable growth over the next five years, although the pace will likely be uneven and backloaded in light of current uncertainty. In other words, the crystal ball is a bit cloudier than usual.
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1 week ago | 
victoriaadvocate.com | M. Ray Perryman
A new report on the global economic outlook has recently been released. The World Economic Forum regularly surveys chief economists, with the current information collected during the first half of April. The findings are worthy of note. I would like to say that the negative outlook pervading the new report is surprising, but unfortunately it is expected.
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1 week ago | 
oaoa.com | M. Ray Perryman
A new report on the global economic outlook has recently been released. The World Economic Forum regularly surveys chief economists, with the current information collected during the first half of April. The findings are worthy of note. I would like to say that the negative outlook pervading the new report is surprising, but unfortunately it is expected.
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2 weeks ago | 
victoriaadvocate.com | M. Ray Perryman
Medicaid allows some of the nation’s most vulnerable residents to obtain needed health care, thus improving the lives of individuals and families. Without insurance coverage, many people will postpone needed appointments or even forego essential treatments. The inevitable result is worse health outcomes and even higher death rates as manageable problems escalate. Empirical evidence suggests that increasing Medicaid coverage improves health and reduces mortality rates.
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2 weeks ago | 
oaoa.com | M. Ray Perryman
Medicaid allows some of the nation’s most vulnerable residents to obtain needed health care, thus improving the lives of individuals and families. Without insurance coverage, many people will postpone needed appointments or even forego essential treatments. The inevitable result is worse health outcomes and even higher death rates as manageable problems escalate. Empirical evidence suggests that increasing Medicaid coverage improves health and reduces mortality rates.
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3 weeks ago | 
news-journal.com | M. Ray Perryman
Medicaid allows some of the nation’s most vulnerable residents to obtain needed health care, thus improving the lives of individuals and families. Without insurance coverage, many people will postpone needed appointments or even forego essential treatments. The inevitable result is worse health outcomes and even higher death rates as manageable problems escalate. Empirical evidence suggests that increasing Medicaid coverage improves health and reduces mortality rates.
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3 weeks ago | 
riograndeguardian.com | M. Ray Perryman
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Medicaid allows some of the nation’s most vulnerable residents to obtain needed health care, thus improving the lives of individuals and families. Without insurance coverage, many people will postpone needed appointments or even forego essential treatments. The inevitable result is worse health outcomes and even higher death rates as manageable problems escalate.
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3 weeks ago | 
victoriaadvocate.com | M. Ray Perryman
The economic theories supporting free trade were introduced in the early 19th century, when the basic concepts of comparative advantage were logically and mathematically derived. It is one of those ideas that we don’t often ponder, but it has played a fundamental role in shaping our world and is the reason why we have an integrated global business complex that has allowed the US to become the strongest economy in human history.
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3 weeks ago | 
oaoa.com | M. Ray Perryman
The economic theories supporting free trade were introduced in the early 19th century, when the basic concepts of comparative advantage were logically and mathematically derived. It is one of those ideas that we don’t often ponder, but it has played a fundamental role in shaping our world and is the reason why we have an integrated global business complex that has allowed the U.S. to become the strongest economy in human history.
