I live in the USA and I am concerned about the future. I created this blog to share my thoughts on the economy and anything else that might catch my attention.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Waste Not, Want Not (Musical Tribute)
The following chart shows the amount spent on sewage and waste disposal construction as a percentage of wages and salaries.
I'm on a septic system. There was talk just before the Great Recession that we'd be getting a sewer line up our street. It would have been extremely expensive for me.
I think the odds of that happening have dropped enormously.
America's infrastructure deficit is gwtting worse as capital spending is moved over to cover out of control operating costs.
ReplyDeleteRob Dawg,
ReplyDeleteI'm on a septic system. There was talk just before the Great Recession that we'd be getting a sewer line up our street. It would have been extremely expensive for me.
I think the odds of that happening have dropped enormously.
Failing infrastructure for the win!
Yay (for me)! Sigh (for the country).
I must admit that some posts are done mostly for the puns.
ReplyDeleteWill the crappy recovery give us Soilent Green?
mab,
ReplyDeleteWe must confine the soiling!
Let the stool pigeons flush out the con men, then can the con men and put them in the can.
Don't kick the canned con men convicts when they're down on the can in the can though. Let them eat cake. All they want? No. All they can!
Canned Laughter
then can the con men and put them in the can
ReplyDeletePut them in the can? No can "doo". How are they going to "doo" their "business" in the can? On the can? Well that's a different story.
Anyway, we typically just let them pay a fine and admit to no wrong "doing". The septic system works better that way, or so we are told.
As for Goldman, we put them in the Dow. Who says crime doesn't pay?
mab,
ReplyDeleteWho says crime doesn't pay?
Can't do the crime if you haven't got the time!
October 10, 2013
Will Nasdaq’s New High-Speed-Trading Simulator Make the Markets Safer?
Narang says buy-side firms will be able to measure how much extra money they might’ve been able to make—if only they’d been a few milliseconds faster.