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Posts by Hoosier Econ

Located out of Central Indiana. Blogger of economics, politics and societal trends.

KFC Chicken Sales Boom On Mother’s Day

The Colonel loves this time of year and here’s why. Continue reading →

List of Obamacare Taxes Eliminated By New Republican Healthcare Bill

The House today voted to eliminate almost  $1 Trillion in Obamacare taxes.  Continue reading →

U.S. Government To Deport Over 20,000 Illegal Immigrant Prisoners

Department of Justice is about to purge the Federal Bureau of Prisons of illegal immigrant inmates and save taxpayers money. Continue reading →

Budget Shock: 50% of Louisiana Government Spending is Medicaid

More news on the out of control Medicaid spending within states keeps rolling out. This one is out of Louisiana. Continue reading →

City Board Members of Terre Haute May Face Criminal Prosecution

Under a new law enacted in Indiana, city officials and school board members who don’t use proper accounting rules to fix their debt, face possible misdemeanor charges and loss of office.  Continue reading →

Half of All American Consumers Visits McDonald’s Each Month

McDonald’s in the last decade has counter acted against special interest group attacks and minimum wage increases. They did this while embracing costumer trends in taste and technology. Continue reading →

How One Billionaire NBA Sports Owner Is Taking Tax Dollars From Poor Cities

I love professional sports, but their financial dealings are getting unethical and starting to really hurt taxpayers. Continue reading →

Detailed Breakdown of President Trump’s Tax Plan

Here’s a look at President Trump’s proposed tax plan from earlier today. Continue reading →

Dow Jones in 1987

Today, the Dow Jones is over 21,000 points. 30 years ago it was much lower….way lower. Continue reading →

18 Predictions Environmentalists Said Would Happen And Were Completely Wrong

One of the most glaring black marks on the environmental movement is how completely wrong they are about 100% of the time. Continue reading →