Now that the Energy Information Administration has published oil production figures for the full year 2005, I was curious to take a look at how the predictions of Cambridge Energy Research Associates are faring thus far.
Author Archives: James_Hamilton
Autos limp forward
Could be better, could be worse.
Homeland Security’s curious “fact sheet”
Tempest in a Sea Port
The United-Arab-Emirates-based company Dubai Ports World has graciously requested a new 45-day review in the hopes of allaying concerns about its proposal to take over the British-based company P&O, which if approved would allow DP World to operate 11 of the 43 terminals at the ports of 6 U.S. cities. Here I summarize a few of the issues that have been raised about this takeover.
Not to worry about the January durable goods figures
There are things you may fret about, but the most recent statistics on durable goods orders shouldn’t be one of them.
Iraq’s electricity challenges
Those who want to see Iraq’s democracy fail have targeted electricity production as one of the key strategic objectives of the conflict. Those who want to see Iraq succeed would be wise to do likewise.
Oil at $15-30 a barrel?
Arnold Kling was surprised by what he found in the energy chapter of the Economic Report of the President.
Nigeria back in the news
And the news is not good.
Capital corruption
The case against my former representative in Congress, Randy “Duke” Cunningham (R-CA), is pretty unbelievable.
The Bernanke era begins
New Fed Chair Ben Bernanke
provided his first testimony before Congress this morning.