The Irrationality of Markets
More evidence that the current level of advanced economy secondary market trading is bad for economic health.
Read more...More evidence that the current level of advanced economy secondary market trading is bad for economic health.
Read more...Services are two-thirds of the economy; as long as they’re firm, the economy will plug along just fine, even as manufacturing stalled
Read more...Why Intel’s prospects are even worse than its stock price plunge and worried press accounts suggest.
Read more...Richard Murphy discusses a key, and not well understood, implication of repaying bank loans.
Read more...A discussion of the regulatory and behavioral issues that helped produce the Crowdstrike 404.
Read more...Developing country protesters want the IMF to stop exploiting countries in debt crisis. But is BRICS prepared to fill the gap?
Read more...ZOMG, VoxEU starts with the premise that censorship is of course warranted, but finds current implementations have not worked well.
Read more...A proposed Department of Energy initiative show the US is unserious about either curbing AI energy demand or managing the impact on the grid
Read more...Yves here. We are introducing most of you to Luca Placidi, founder of an Italian YouTube channel called “Tracce di Classe”. Placidi who started his blog and website in late 2023, “after the war in Ukraine and the one in Gaza made the mainstream media narrative impossible to be listened to.” He discussed politics and […]
Read more...Yes, Virginia, AI, like older forms of automated trading, has a nasty propensity to cause crises.
Read more...The projected failure to meet insufficiently ambitious climate change goals like net zero should come as no surprise.
Read more...The position of both poor nations and the poorest income groups globally has been deteriorating.
Read more...Oopsie! US semiconductor protectionism looks to have reduced the size of the pool of needed workers and experts.
Read more...A recent report from Pitchbook commits data crimes in attempting to depict private equity management of healthcare companies as benign.
Read more...The FTC targets surveillance pricing, which is privacy-risking data harvesting used to charge higher prices.
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