Why China’s Shrinking Population Is a Big Deal – Counting the Social, Economic and Political Costs of an Aging, Smaller Society
Is the press unduly excited about the start of China’s expected demographic decline?
Read more...Is the press unduly excited about the start of China’s expected demographic decline?
Read more...Oil prices have perked up and oil price moves can lead market rallies. Is this a false positive or an early sign?
Read more...Unfortunately, it’s prudent to be mindful of what our Davos overlords are plotting. But they seem mighty unsettled.
Read more...A new study found that most biology textbooks devote fewer sentences to climate change than they did before 2010.
Read more...Looking at the oft superficially discussed population and consumption levers in the climate change debate.
Read more...Currency swap exposures have gotten to be uncomfortably large……
Read more...Decomposing the rise in US healthcare costs. Of course, it’s not much due to more or better care, but higher charges.
Read more...ow Social Security is a victim of wage stagflation.
Read more...Michael Hudson describes how the war with Russia is changing the economic and political order, and not to the advantage of Europe and the US.
Read more...ECB’s assets drop by €800 billion. Mexico hiked too today, way ahead of the Fed, keeps peso from falling against USD.
Read more...A new approach for analyzing the economic cost of war finds the impact on Donetsk, even before the SMO, is very high.
Read more...Taking stock of the damage done by Russia’s continuing missile attacks and what that means for the war in Ukraine.
Read more...An overview of RNA-based therapeutics, which are not to be confused with mRNA vaccines.
Read more...How the greenhouse gas emissions blame game pits advanced economies against developing ones.
Read more...From fintech to food systems to social media, the State of Big Tech offers a blueprint for the 99% to break privatized status-quo enclosures.
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