Weird scenes inside the gold mine
by“Perhaps in his choice for Fed chairman, President Trump should have nominated David Copperfield instead.” “The stock market is the only market where things…
“Perhaps in his choice for Fed chairman, President Trump should have nominated David Copperfield instead.” “The stock market is the only market where things…
When institutions strain, behaviour adjusts. By Elias Sanchez Despite rising public debt, intensifying fiscal extraction, recurrent economic shocks, and heightened trade and policy uncertainty,…
More than 150 years ago, the noted British political economist and one-time editor-in-chief of The Economist magazine, Walter Bagehot (1826–1877), observed in an essay entitled “The…
By Dr Frank Shostak In order to make the data “talk,” economists utilize a range of statistical methods that vary from highly complex models…
Many modern economists struggle to define money. Often beginning with an historical overview of the concept of moneyness, they generally end by describing the…
By George Ford Smith As a “stealth tax,” inflation requires no legislation to impose, no agency to collect, and diverts responsibility for damages onto politicians’…
Justin M. Ptak Money is often described as neutral, technical, or merely instrumental—a passive medium facilitating exchange within an otherwise political society. This view…
By Dr Frank Shostak According to the leader of the monetarists school Milton Friedman our knowledge of the world of economics is elusive. Consequently,…
Since reentering the office of the presidency in January 2025, Donald Trump has been adamant that Federal Reserve interest-rate policy has been a disaster….
