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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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Economics4 November 20

The Fed’s Balance Sheet May Be Headed to $40–$50 Trillion

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President Trump has said often that he had “created the greatest economy the world has ever seen, until the China virus came.” Maybe some…

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92 Percent of Trump’s China Tariff Proceeds Has Gone to Bail Out Angry Farmers
Economics30 October 20

92 Percent of Trump’s China Tariff Proceeds Has Gone to Bail Out Angry Farmers

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by Benn Steil, Author and Benjamin Della Rocca, Author “China” is “paying billions and billions of dollars” on U.S. tariffs, President Trump said in his debate with Joe…

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The future of free trade
Free Trade28 October 20

The future of free trade

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By Tatiana L. Palermo The United States was never truly fond of free trade agreements (FTAs). Since 1984, the U.S. has signed FTAs with only 20…

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The Fed and ECB: Average inflation targeting for two
Economics23 October 20

The Fed and ECB: Average inflation targeting for two

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By Enrico Colombatto Regardless of the letter of their statues, the two major central banks of the West, the United States Federal Reserve and…

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Money21 October 20

Central Banks and the Problem with Playing God

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Today’s Western institutions have long been deemed to be sacrosanct. As a matter of fact, though, nation-states are increasingly met with reservation or even…

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Japan Embraced Debt as a Way out of Its Budget Crisis. It’s Not Working.
Economics16 October 20

Japan Embraced Debt as a Way out of Its Budget Crisis. It’s Not Working.

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The sudden resignation of Japans Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has led to evaluations of his so-called Abenomics. Many have praised Abe’s aggressive monetary policy…

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Economics12 October 20

The Future of Forecasting in a Post-Covid World

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by Calum Nicholson When we reflect on the last half decade – from the domestic politics of the ‘west’ in the age of social…

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