The oh-so-clever Trump plan to use tax credits to fund infrastructure spending means it will be too small and slow to provide any real boost.
Read more...Looking at why Trump won and the implications for his presidency.
Read more...A deep dive into the sources of rich Americans’ wealth.
Read more...Trump’s choice to head the SEC, prominent corporate lawyer Jay Clayton, is much more of a mainstream pick than many of his other appointments so far.
Read more...Why arguments against work are another manifestation of neoliberalism.
Read more...More on Uber’s questionable prospects and the dubious defenses offered by boosters, in this case, “Freakonomics” professor Stephen Levitt.
Read more...Mourning the death of a favorite business, and what that says about the environment for entrepreneurs.
Read more...Why “Buy American” is going to be a tough sale for Trump.
Read more...The failure to do enough deficit spending is a big reason why the Democrats hemorrhaged losses. Progressives need to take up this issue.
Read more...Storied short seller Jim Chanos takes a long view of recent political and economic changes, including, of course, the Trump win.
Read more...Gaming out some likely Trump scenarios.
Read more...Introduction Regular readers will be fully up to speed on the Reserve Bank of India’s botched attempt at a handbrake turn style demonetisation thanks to Jerri-Lynn Scofield’s thorough coverage (see here, here and here for more background on this sorry tale). But the Indian government’s attempt at implementing a strategy of moving an economy away from physical cash […]
Read more...Uber has a bad week.
Read more...Apple seeks financial incentives to scale up penetration of the second largest world smartphone market, where it has less than a 5% share.
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.
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