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Yes, The U.S. Has Its Own "Sphere Of Influence" And It's Huge
Late last year, US secretary of state Anthony Blinken declared that "One country does not have the right to exert a sphere of influence. That notion should be relegated to the dustbin of history."
FDR Wasn't The Only One Who Declared War On Gold To Save Paper Money
In monetary affairs, there is nothing new under the sun.
Will Inflation Turn Into Stagflation?
The two best ways for a government to crash an economy are regulations and taxes. Both suppress growth year-in-year-out, but to really spark a crash one or both have to get much worse, ideally all of a sudden.
The Covid Panic Brought Even More Economic Zombification
More and more economists and finance specialists are warning of the potential arrival of a new “Minsky moment.” The last time this term was used with such conviction was in 2008 at the onset of the Great Recession.
The Growing Pile Of Public Debt Shows That Inflation Is Here To Stay
After more than a decade of subdued consumer price inflation despite gigantic monetary and fiscal stimuli, last year’s surge in consumer prices took most central banks by surprise.
The Fed Is Trapped: It Has No Room To Taper Or Raise Rates
Last November, the Federal Reserve System announced tapering (a gradual reduction of the central bank’s monthly asset purchases to the point of ending the asset purchase program, which means that the Fed would stop increasing its balance sheet).
Looking Back: The Church Of Keynes
The work entitled, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, now commonly abbreviated as "The General Theory," was published in 1936. It was therefore only ten years old when the author, John Maynard Keynes, died last April (1946).
Why Price Deflation Is Always Good News
A general decline in the prices of goods and services in response to an increase in the pool of wealth is always good news for individuals.
Why Fighting Inflation Is Not A Priority For The Fed
Upon reversal of policy, inflation assets will rally stronger than the broader market (as was the case during QE’s debut in 2008).
Stop Trying To Turn Economics Into A Branch Of Psychology
By casting doubt on the notion that reason is the main faculty that navigates human actions, behavioral economics emphasizes the importance of emotions as the key driving factor of human actions.
Global Governance Versus Freedom And Free Enterprise
In its present form, global governance is just another iteration of the managerial state and as such, countries should be free to exit a global order that is incapable of advancing capitalism and serving their interests.
When Higher Prices Are Not Inflation
President Joe Biden has targeted large meat-packers for hiking meat prices, saying, “Capitalism without competition isn't capitalism. It's exploitation," he said. "That's what we're seeing in meat and poultry."
How GDP Stats Create The Illusion Of Fed-Fueled Economic Growth
A loose central bank monetary policy, which results in an expansion of money out of “thin air”, sets in motion an exchange of nothing for something, which amounts to a diversion of wealth.
Turkey's Economy Is In Big Trouble
A decade ago, many geopolitical and geoeconomics forecasters divined that Ankara would become the dominant power of the region, a player of global significance. Its population came to expect big things, and they have been increasingly disappointed.
Inflation Or Recession? The Fed Faces A Choice.
While contractionary monetary policy may be necessary to combat the recent rise of inflation, the sheer number of adverse effects of these actions remind us why we should try to avoid these situations altogether.
An Inflation Outlook For The US Dollar In 2022
We enter 2022 with the prospect of further increases in the rates of production cost and consumer price increases.
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