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Economics27 October 21<25 October 21

Three Things the Fed Must Do to Normalize Bond Markets

by Other Writer

By late in the second decade of the twenty-first century, we could say that the long-term US interest rate market had been dysfunctional for…

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Economics26 October 21<25 October 21

The nature of China’s social credit system

by Other Writer

China’s new economic guiding principle, the dual circulation strategy, encompasses several ambitious goals, among them boosting domestic consumption and taking the lead in key…

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Mike Shedlock: Investors Rush to Buy Nearly 1 in 4 Homes
Economics22 October 21<17 October 21

Mike Shedlock: Investors Rush to Buy Nearly 1 in 4 Homes

by Other Writer

Investors are buying huge percentages of existing home sales. Corelogic reports Single-Family Investor Activity Surges in the Second Quarter. Large investors (those who retain 100…

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Economics20 October 21<17 October 21

Money velocity and prices

by Dr Frank Shostak

By Dr Frank Shostak The yearly growth rate of US AMS jumped to almost 80% by February 2021 (see chart). Given such massive increase…

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The stagflation myth
Economics18 October 21<17 October 21

The stagflation myth

by Alasdair Macleod

Describing evolving inflationary conditions as stagflation misses the point about today’s inflationary conditions. Stagflation was originally used only in the context of excessive wage…

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Economics15 October 21<13 October 21

Inflation-Loving Governments Are Now Blaming Private Businesses for Inflation

by Other Writer

Last week, Ned Davis Research published a note titled “Turns Out, Growth Looks like It Was Transitory—Inflation Is More Sticky.” There are many factors that show…

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Economics13 October 21<13 October 21

Biden’s $3.5 Trillion “Make Big Government Even Bigger” Plan

by Dr Richard M. Ebeling

President Joe Biden journeyed from the White House to the Capitol building on October 1, 2021. There he admonished and pressured Democratic Party Senators…

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Economic theory and long-wave cycles
Economics8 October 21<3 October 21

Economic theory and long-wave cycles

by Alasdair Macleod

Investors and others are confused by the early stages of accelerating price inflation. One misleading belief is in cycles of industrial production, such as…

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Economics6 October 21<3 October 21

Biden’s Demagoguery that Government Spending is Costless

by Dr Richard M. Ebeling

There is only one way to describe the fiscal mindset of those in the White House and in Congress who are proposing new federal…

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Economics4 October 21<3 October 21

Have long-term US T-bonds entered bear market?

by Dr Frank Shostak

By Dr Frank Shostak After closing at 0.53% in July 2020 the yield on the 10-year US T-Bond moved relentlessly higher closing on Tuesday…

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