On the wealth, and poverty, of nations
by“There’s a great deal of ruin in a nation.” Adam Smith, in correspondence discussing the Battle of Saratoga, which marked a turning point…
Divergent – the breakdown of stock market correlations, temp or perm?
byEmerging market stocks have stabilised, helped by the strength of US equities Rising emerging market bond yields are beginning to attract investor attention…
The Economist’s Original Prospectus From Its Founding
byEditor’s Note: I found this on their website, an interesting piece to read in 2018… …………………………………………………….. And now we beg to submit the…
Fiscal stimulus and economic growth – are they related?
byFor most experts a key factor that policy makers should be watching is the gap between the actual real output and the potential real…
Economic Armaments and China’s Global Ambitions
byThe world continues to move in potentially dangerous directions. A leading component of this threat is the use of economic armaments by governments to…
John Law – 300 years on
byMost people are aware that historically there have been speculative bubbles. Some of them can even name a few – the South Sea bubble,…
Myth That Health Outcomes and Costs Are Better In Socialized Healthcare Systems Part 2: Are You Sure Single Payer Saves Money and Lives?
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…
Free Trade Speech
byI recently had the pleasure of addressing a meeting in Mankato, Minnesota, hosted by the Heritage Foundation on the subject of trade and its role in Minnesota’s…
Monetary Consequence of Tariffs
byLast week in Monetary Paradigm Reset, we talked about the challenge of explaining a new paradigm. We said: “The hard part of accepting this paradigm…
Myth That Health Outcomes and Costs Are Better In Socialized Healthcare Systems: Part 1- Rationing
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…