The Lasting Economic Scars of War
War is even more destructive in economic terms than is widely acknowledged.
Read more...War is even more destructive in economic terms than is widely acknowledged.
Read more...The Wall Street Journal does its readers no favors in its whole-hog adoption of the fraud spin in ‘splaining high profile loan losses.
Read more...A look at how the US and China are seeking to achieve technology hegemonies, and the efforts of smaller countries to carve out niches.
Read more...Debunking magical thinking about the US regaining its manufacturing mojo at scale.
Read more...Economists are starting to come to grips with the costs of weather/climate change induced disasters. But are their approaches adequate?
Read more...New musings on what sort of conclusion to the war Russia might impose, and specifically, how Russia reduces its security risks.
Read more...Big companies are cutting white collar jobs, because AI, and warn more is to come. What does this mean for the economy and social stability?
Read more...Investors believe that companies and industries in “red” areas will be hit harder by tariff blowback than those in “bluer” regions.
Read more...CPI for food at home has surged by 30% since January 2020.
Read more...The Democrats as a and even the reason US policies are so contrary to the interests of most of the public.
Read more...Voters are waking up to the fact that their soaring electricity costs represent a big subsidy to data centers. What happens next?
Read more...Looking at the significance, or not, of a record high in stock market margin debt.
Read more...Financial firm heads are making admissions against interest. Further discussion of apparent and potential risks.
Read more...Yet more case examples of Trump arrogance and aggression producing failure.
Read more...Why the dollar and Treasuries have rallied despite the Liberation Day swoon and “debasement trade” patter.
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