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F.A. Hayek on the Discovery, Use, and Transmission of Knowledge
Economics17 February 21

F.A. Hayek on the Discovery, Use, and Transmission of Knowledge

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by Thomas D. Howes  |  13. October 2020 Not only in the business world our decisions depend on many factors. Yet how do we know what…

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Gamestop Market Mayhem and the Sickness of the Economy
Economics12 February 21

Gamestop Market Mayhem and the Sickness of the Economy

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By Weimin Chen This January has carried on the torch of 2020’s drama. In its final week, a down-and-out video game retail chain, members…

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Economics8 February 21

Gold Could Offer a Way out of Switzerland’s Failing Inflationist Experiment

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Never mind that the US Treasury’s indictment late last year of Switzerland as a currency manipulator rested on some flawed evidence and does not…

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Economics5 February 21

The ECB Is Playing a Dangerous Game with “Collective Action Clauses” on Bonds

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There is a clause to European bond sales called a collective action clause. In fact, “all bonds issued by Eurozone member states with maturities…

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Deflation: Friend or Foe?
Economics29 January 21

Deflation: Friend or Foe?

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by Luis Pablo de la Horra Deflation is the most feared economic phenomenon of our time. The reason behind this a priori irrational fear (why should…

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Economics27 January 21

Low Rates and Limited Liability Mean Hot Markets

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What clear-eyed mortgage underwriter would sign on to a thirty-year loan at less than 3 percent? After all, in Las Vegas, for instance, the unemployment…

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Economics22 January 21

The Upside of Lockdowns: More Saving

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Something good is coming out of the covid lockdowns. Economist David Rosenberg released a special report via the eponymous Rosenberg Research, concluding “the pre-COVID-19…

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Economics13 January 21

Why Mainstream Economic Forecasts Are So Often Wrong

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By Daniel Lacalle Every end of the year, by the end of the year, we receive numerous estimates of global GDP growth and inflation…

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Economics11 December 20

There Is No Chinese Economic Miracle

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The year 2020 will be an extremely tough year for the European economy. Added to an unprecedented drop is a strong impact in the fourth…

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Japan’s innovation struggle
Economics25 November 20

Japan’s innovation struggle

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By Urs Schoettli  Recently the English language daily The Japan Times carried the headline “Kono declares war on the fax machine.” In the recent reshuffle of…

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