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Central Banks Are Hiding The True Price Of Risk
If you invest your money, you will have to deal with numerous risks. For instance, if you buy a bond, you run the risk of the borrower defaulting or being repaid with debased money.
The Rise Of Zombie Companies — And Why It Matters
The rise of zombie companies is not a good thing. Zombification does not boost job creation or buy time, it is a perverse incentive that delays the recovery.
Can Switzerland Survive Today's Assault On Cash And Sound Money?
It is to Switzerland many in the West turn today for a model of solid fiscal conservatism, love of individual privacy, subordinate central government and true community-based freedom.
This Time, It's A Bubble In Rentals
While no one was paying attention, “the prices of apartment buildings nationally, after seven dizzying boom years, peaked last summer and have declined 3% since.
China: A Keynesian Monster
The Chinese economy obviously relies very heavily on state-sponsored, state-planned projects such as constructions of buildings.
The Fed Remains On Course – To Trouble
The Federal Reserve (Fed) is widely expected to continue to tighten its monetary policy this year.
Our Obsession With Survey Data Is Ruining Economics
More and more economists are utilizing data to estimate the magnitude of various effects or to estimate specific parameters in theoretical models.
Money Supply Growth Falls Again, Dropping To 105-Month Low
Growth in the supply of US dollars fell again in May, this time to a 105-month low of 5.4 percent. The last time the money supply grew at a smaller rate was during September 2008 — at a rate of 5.2 percent.
Here's The True Definition Of A Recession — It's Not About GDP
Recessions, which are set in motion by a tight monetary stance of the central bank, are about the liquidations of activities that sprang up on the back of the previous loose monetary policies.
Why Wage Growth Is So Weak
The yearly growth rate of average hourly earnings in production and non-supervisory employment in the private sector eased to 2.3% in June from 2.4% in May.
Can Japan End Its Easy-Money Addiction?
The perception in currency markets is that Japan will not be embarking on monetary normalization this year or next, in contrast to Europe where ECB Chief Draghi has hinted that the train (to monetary normalization) will start next year.
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