Ilargi: 2016 Is An Easy Year To Predict
Deflation will become an even more powerful and destructive force in 2016.
Read more...Deflation will become an even more powerful and destructive force in 2016.
Read more...In 2007, the Financial Times’ Martin Wolf Wolf concluded that America needed some form of a welfare state. His argument is as valid now as then. Yet it is hard to imagine that anyone would make it now, particularly in light of the effort of soi-disant liberals to pretend that Obamacare insurance policies bear any resemblance to “universal health care”.
Read more...Capitalism’s “recovery” now proceeds like another speeding train headed toward contradiction and catastrophe.
Read more...The IPO market shutting down does not bode well for private equity returns, and may be sending a warning about real economy prospects.
Read more...Objections to the notion of debt-free money.
Read more...Is accounting suitable as a basis for business rationality?
Read more...How the West is deploying the IMF to fight the nightmare scenario of US geopolitical strategists: foreign economic independence from the US.
Read more...How did Janet Yellen and the Federal Reserve justify their rate increase now, despite strong signs that there is little economic basis for doing so?
Call this an exercise in twisted logic, plain and simple.
Read more...Why England would be better served by leaving the European Union.
Read more...Thanks to EU and Eurozone misrule, Le Pen is right when she says: “Nothing can stop us”.
Read more...The election of businessman Mauricio Macri to the presidency in Argentina signals a rightward turn in the country and, perhaps, in South America more generally. Macri, the candidate of the right-wing Compromiso para el cambio (Commitment to Change) party, defeated Buenos Aires province governor Daniel Scioli (the Peronist party candidate) in November’s runoff election, by less than 3% of the vote.
Read more...To halt the demise of the planet, you can’t rely on the same people who cause it.
Read more...On how race plays into the operation of a “dual economy”.
Read more...The fact that life expectancy in the US is no longer rising, in a time of economic growth, is yet another sign of underlying societal decay.
Read more...A study by Pew gives a new look at the fall of the middle class and how the accompanying rise in income stratification is playing out.
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