Compensating the “Losers” of Globalization
There is little agreement on how government should respond to the challenge posed by “losers” from globalization.
Read more...There is little agreement on how government should respond to the challenge posed by “losers” from globalization.
Read more...Another monetarist myth bites the dust. Consumers overwhelmingly say they would not spend helicopter money.
Read more...How uncertainty over the wisdom of the Fed starting to tighten in 2017 and its reading of Trump policies might impact other economies.
Read more...Why is the EU project in trouble and what might be done to fix it?
Read more...Be warned: European officials have already starting taking tough moves in the war on cash.
Read more...Monte dei Paschi di Siena sinks deeper into the mire and bailout costs spike to €8.8 billion, while the ECB claims the bank is “solvent”.
Read more...‘Respectable’ news outlets have been feeding their readers ‘fake news’ for years now. 2017 will see changes in the offing, as we downsize.
Read more...Deutsche came off well in a mortgage settlement with the DoJ, while Barclay’s decision to fight doesn’t look so smart.
Read more...The Monte dei Paschi domino is finally about to fall. But what does that mean in practice?
Read more...While Italy’s banking crisis results from business loans gone dud in a shrinking economy, some of the banks were also up to no good.
Read more...Brexit negotiators seem clueless about how to get out of their own way. Here’s why.
Read more...Offshoring is about the rush to cheap labor, not about automation and new technology.
Read more...The whinging from entitled Brits over the fact that the EU is playing Brexit hardball is getting annoying.
Read more...The pretense that even Monte dei Paschi can be bailed out privately is being abandoned. So how will Italy’s sick banks be salvaged?
Read more...Greece tried a surprise move to slip the creditors’ leash. Sadly, it’s not likely to succeed.
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