Trump’s China Trade War Gaslighting: Will There Evah Be a Deal?
Why the US and China are likely to remain at loggerheads.
Read more...Why the US and China are likely to remain at loggerheads.
Read more...The odd marriage of Lega Nord and Five Star held up longer than expected, but Italy is about to get a new government. How might that work out?
Read more...Seeking reader input on the health of their economy.
Read more...Readying austerity talk just in time to condition voters for 2020.
Read more...Correcting misinformation about Hong Kong’s status sometimes bandied about by critics of its protestors.
Read more...Trump proposes yet more tax breaks, which would do more for the stock market than for the real economy.
Read more...Offshoring killed American manufacturing jobs.
Read more...The student debt crisis has produced a decline in homeownership, marriage, and childbearing rates among the young.
Read more...Yves here. It has been reported in venues like the Financial Times that importers who would face increased costs from tariffs on China were taking steps so as not to increase prices to customers, which includes making their suppliers give better prices and eating some costs too. With profit share at a record high level […]
Read more...China’s trend rates of growth are likely to be much lower than in the past, and even that is problematic. China will remain an important Asian player, not a dominant global force.
Read more...Don’t trust business listings in Google Maps. They’re can be fraudulent, even dangerous.
Read more...Richard Vague extends his work on the dangers of private debt via his new book, A Brief History of Doom, on the role of debt in financial crises.
Read more...Why a widely-held view about productivity that is foundational to the claim that people are paid what they deserve does not hold up to scrutiny.
Read more...The government says it’s preparing for a Brexit crash out. But ten years of spending cuts have made the people of Britain intensely vulnerable to economic shock.
Read more...More evidence of how manufacturing workers have taken it on the chin.
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