The “Petrodollar” Has No Bearing on Any Country’s Ability to Employ Its People Fully
Debunking the petrodollar myth.
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Read more...An examination of cryptocurrency practicalities.
Read more...The Fed is perfectly content to have cryptocurrencies be the SEC’s problem.
Read more...How proposals to replace LIBOR will strengthen the Fed’s position in global markets.
Read more...Another area where bitcoin hype exceeds reality.
Read more...More consumer pushback in the war on cash: An industry dogged by non-believers who fret about privacy and fraud.
Read more...A skeptical look at the prospects for cryptocurrencies.
Read more...Why the current fights over money, banking, and Modern Monetary Theory look like new ways to achieve bad neoliberal ends.
Read more...The mini-BOT has only been sketched out at a high level. How might it work and more important, would it succeed as a parallel currency?
Read more...The legendary short seller Jim Chanos in a wide-ranging discussion of financial frauds, starting with cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin is the last thing he’d want to own in the event of a catastrophe.
Read more...War on Cash suffers setback: Visa payments system crashes in the UK– one of the world’s most cashless economies– forcing people to ATMs to withdraw cash to settle transactions.
Read more...The risks of introducing a central bank digital currency are high while the efficiency gains do not seem large. A more efficient system can be achieved via innovation in current payment infrastructure.
Read more...The mess at TSB is even worse that the press would have you believe.
Read more...An epic IT disaster at the UK’s TSB illustrates how fragile banking systems are.
Read more...Why newfangled finance will not have much impact on the banking industry.
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