Magnus: China Must Reform or Bust
China’s debt markets are looking more and more like the West, circa 2007. And it’s not clear the government can intervene as successfully.
Read more...China’s debt markets are looking more and more like the West, circa 2007. And it’s not clear the government can intervene as successfully.
Read more...The lack of updates from the Trump Administration about H-1B reform suggests it will miss a key window of opportunity.
Read more...Why Amazon will destroy a lot more jobs.
Read more...How experts, as in economists, wrap themselves in a mantle of jargon and supposed superior insight to promote policies that screw workers.
Read more...The Wall Street Journal published an important story on how states and communities throw money at companies via tax incentives and other gimmies in a desperate effort to win or hold jobs. These subsidies are a big drain on government budgets: Economic-development tax incentives more than tripled over the past 25 years, offsetting about 30% […]
Read more...Can changes in ownership rules tame the bad features of capitalism?
Read more...How robots threaten jobs in emerging economies.
Read more...Economists and the Fed are declaring victory on jobs while merely delivering yet more stagnant real wages. Nicely played!
Read more...Contra Bill Gates, economists are not keen about taxing robots.
Read more...A skeptical look a Frexit, meaning France exiting the Eurozone.
Read more...Eurocentric modernism is not compatible with human civilization and is finally reaching its breaking point.
Read more...A look a sharing versus “sharing economy” hucksterism.
Read more...Yet more debunking of pro-Brexit fantasies.
Read more...Why water is a stealth crisis in places like Seattle and Atlanta and will become an economic and social problem for more cities soon.
Read more...How the apprenticeship system developed and gave Europe an edge.
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