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Common knowledge has it. But is it right? Well…

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At the heart of the world-economic problems lies an imbalance between the world supply and demand for goods and services. The funny thing is, it’s actually surprisingly easy to amend….

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It’s an olther article, but the economics of unemployment have not changed that much since, and it’s still a very good overview..

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One has just been on Bloomberg (10.15AM). The amount of nonsense leaving her mouth is quite staggering…

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From this weeks Economist. This is not good news…

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Vintage stuff from this year’s Nobel prize winner and one of the best brains around. A wonderful guide to the state of present day (macro)economics. Required reading.

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Most economist argue that publicly managed companies would fare worse than privately managed companies. Not this guy. He argues one should not buy Toyota because it’s facing nationalized competition in the US. Curious argument, that…

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Politics is about getting votes, especially when you’re in opposition…

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Paul strikes again…

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Paul Krugman thinks there is little chance of a vigorous (’V-shaped’) recovery. There are arguments to counter this, and they have to do with supply-chains and inventories, as Krugman doesn’t seem to be completely abreast of the latest macro-economic effects of logistics and changes in supply chains…

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