Public Support for the Euro
Why a Brexit, even if it moves forward, seems unlikely to lead to a Eurozone breakup.
Read more...Why a Brexit, even if it moves forward, seems unlikely to lead to a Eurozone breakup.
Read more...A Trump presidency is a big setback to environmentalists, particularly opponents of the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines.
Read more...Yves here. While the recent trend in foreclosures looks alarming, it appears that servicers are making a push to clear out what they regard as old inventory, even though it appears to be include defaults that started after the crisis. One has to note cynically that they waited to the tail end of the Obama administration […]
Read more...If Trump is serious about policies like rebuilding infrastructure and reducing foreign conflicts, can he prevail over his party’s establishment?
Read more...Africa, despite having many of the poorest countries in the world, is nevertheless a capital exporter due to bank secrecy and tax gaming.
Read more...The Democrats need to reinvent themselves. Appeals to identity politics will not deliver enough votes.
Read more...Why the results of randomized controlled trials are often misapplied, and how to avoid common pitfalls.
Read more...Hillary Clinton is over.
Read more...Why liberals (which do not forget is not the same as the left) reaped the whirlwind in the elections
Read more...Obama is determined to pass the TPP in the lame duck session, so yet another reminder of what this deal is really about.
Read more...How much was the Federal Reserve standing pat on interest rates linked to the election, and what can be expected for the future?
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