David Moon is an analyst and journalist based in Knoxville, Tennessee. He specializes in local economic and financial news, providing insights and analysis on topics such as stock prices, trade decisions, and emerging trends. His work has been featured in publications such as the Knoxville News Sentinel, Yahoo News, and Common Dreams.
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David Moon's coverage indicates a strong focus on local, national, and international economic and financial issues. His articles often incorporate legal policy regulation and investment analysis with an equal emphasis on government & politics topics.
Given his interest in personal finance, economics, and investment analysis, David is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert insights into financial trends or offer unique data-driven perspectives related to economic policies or market movements.
He also dedicates a significant portion of his coverage to sports-related themes. Therefore, he may be open to content exploring the intersection of sports with finance or economics. However, it's important for sources reaching out to him from outside Tennessee or Knoxville to find angles that are relevant at both local and wider scales.
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It’s sometimes difficult to distinguish between the role of luck and that of self-selection in developing healthy friendships.
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Tolerating such behavior normalizes ethical (and sometimes legal) missteps, practically inviting similar behavior from public employees.
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Imagine if, in the middle of the football game, the gridiron gods suddenly changed the rules. Touchdowns scored on running plays would now be awarded 12 points, while passing TDs remained 6 points. Further, imagine that those same rule-makers announced that at some point this season – or maybe next season – teams would get an additional 20% on each scoring play if the average weight of the members of their offensive line was below 300 pounds. Unless they decide to incentivize teams with larger players and award the extra 20% if their offensive linemen weighed more than 340 pounds. And imagine if at Thanksgiving “the committee” decides there aren’t 12 teams deserving of being in the college playoff, so they quickly design a seven-team playoff on the fly.
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Embedding the federal tax code into a constitutional amendment would radically reduce tax-related promises and threats from candidates for office.
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The author, David Moon, president of Moon Capital Management, writes that presidential candidates' economic promises are "noble lies."
By: David Moon
Promises of tariffs, tax relief and free money are nothing more than slogans. Choose wisely for president on Election Day. Columnist
If you have been worrying about the possibility of a recession, it's time to let it go – not because we aren't going to have a recession, but because we are.
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