The Year in Money
A review of money issues…and mainly not bitcoin.
Read more...A review of money issues…and mainly not bitcoin.
Read more...The Democratic Party must acknowledge that the 2008 crash created conditions for much more progressive policies – but Obama did not step up.
Read more...How It’s a Wonderful Life sentamentalizes and reinforces the misguided policy idea that money is scarce and a private good.
Read more...A survey of major financial reform initiatives finds they have been insufficient. That’s not an accident.
Read more...An important, accessible takedown of the loanable funds theory, on which a ton of bad policy rests.
Read more...As bitcoin has become a mania, it is also becoming a risk to the real economy.
Read more...The definition of cash widens.
Read more...For Germany, the idea of Europeanism has allowed its elites to conceal their hegemonic project behind the veil of ‘European integration’.
Read more...Bipartisan support emerges for overturn of CFPB’s payday lending rule; will this prove to be another Cordray fail?
Read more...Mario Draghi was governor of Italy’s central bank from 2005 to 2011, overseeing the now very sick banking system. Will his past haunt him?
Read more...Yet more sobering Brexit sightings.
Read more...Trump will soon name a replacement for CFPB director Richard Cordray; rule-making and enforcement priorities will become more bank-friendly.
Read more...Health of Italian banks remains fragile, with several teettering; resolution or taxpayer-funded bailout appears increasingly likely.
Read more...AI may revolutionise risk management and financial supervision, but also threatens to destabilise markets and increase systemic risk.
Read more...A summary of the many reasons to view Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin with contempt.
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