Does a fall in unemployment lead to stronger economic growth?
byIn July, the US unemployment rate fell 0.1% from the month before to 3.9%. The number of unemployed individuals fell by 284,000 to 6.280…
Macroeconomics Has Lost Its Way
byThe father of modern macroeconomics was Keynes. Before Keynes there were macro considerations, which were firmly grounded in human action, the personal preferences and…
Winner of Third Prize in Mont Pelerin Society’s Young Scholar Essay Contest
byLast week I won third prize in the Mont Pelerin Society’s Young Scholar Hayek Essay Contest, you can see the winning essays here:…
Some Confusions of Language in Economic Thought
byFifty years ago, in 1968, Austrian (and Austrian school) economist Friedrich A. Hayek published a monograph called The Confusion of Language in Political Thought [4]. Hayek…
Trade Wars: Those damn’d torpedoes are OURS!
byFor many an age, a principal element of Britain’s strategy in its frequent wars with its Continental rivals was that of the naval blockade….
The Case Against Antitrust
byBy Jai Khemani Jai recently got 2 A*s and an A in his A levels and is now looking forward to university. Jai is particularly…
Can deflation undo the damage of inflation?
byIn our various writings, we have suggested that loose monetary policy of the central bank, which amounts to the lowering of interest rates and…
State of the Markets Podcast
bycomplete show notes & links: PODCAST LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/paul-60-1 player.fm/series/1877735 itcher.com/podcast/thinktradingcom/the-state-of-the-markets unes.apple.com/us/podcast/state-of-the-markets/id1301360737?mt=2 SHOW NOTES: __________________________________________________ Tim F Price @timfprice of www.pricevaluepartners.com & Paul Rodriguez…
Zero Hedge — Bank of America: These Are The 6 Triggers For The Next Market Crash
byWith the S&P just one big short squeeze away from all time highs and Q2 earnings for the most part blowing away expectations, the…
