Satyajit Das: The Shadow of Financial Instability
Shadow banks, rebranded as anodyne “non-bank financial institutions” are larger than ever and pose a threat in a new financial crisis
Read more...Shadow banks, rebranded as anodyne “non-bank financial institutions” are larger than ever and pose a threat in a new financial crisis
Read more...Unpacking why the US military is so expensive and even if it were less pork-driven, would still be unduly costly for society at large.
Read more...Why Trump’s National Security Strategy and his efforts to shore up dollar dominance are proofs of weakness.
Read more...Why alarmism about public debt is fundamentally misguided.
Read more...An explanation of why US belligerence against Venezuela is not about exploiting its oil. So what is it about?
Read more...Unpacking the data crime in the new inflation report: a bizarre fall in housing costs, aka Owners Equivalent of Rent, which is 26% of CPI.
Read more...Why highly unequal societies like the US exhibit falling levels of population-level fitness along side falling support for better healthcare.
Read more...More troubling new sightings on the AI front.
Read more...It’s hard to be cynical enough in looking at EU rationales and motives for strengthening their hold on Russia’s seized assets.
Read more...AI is following the same trajectory as the dot-com bubble.
Read more...On the dynamics behind seemingly unyielding high urban housing prices.
Read more...I want whatever Team Trump is smoking. Their Russian frozen assets plan has achieved impressive new levels of delusion.
Read more...A detailed discussion of how AI data-center investment boom is soking a societally and financially costly bubble
Read more...Yes, corporate Democrats did indeed grease the skids for Trump’s presidency, but the key misdeeds go back to Obama.
Read more...Steve Keen was one of the few economists to predict the 2008 crisis. His call for a 2026 crash looks all too credible.
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