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Bankok as tourist paradise. Japan’s economic travails. A eurozone recovery? Black hole bonanza in Andromeda. How the Greek drama became global. Why nations fail. A weird fetish from Japan and […]
No economic growth in the Netherlands for seven years
Top economists Rick van der Ploeg en former minister Willem Vermeend argue that the Netherlands hasn’t grown in seven years and this is unprecedented. They blame the 46 billion euro […]
BBC News – IMF: US budget cuts ‘ill-designed’
IMF: US budget cuts ‘ill-designed’ The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged the US to repeal the huge federal budget cuts introduced this year, denouncing them as “excessively rapid and […]
Shareholdersunite Stocks + Scorecard
How are we doing? Shareholdersunite Stocks + Scorecard. This was the old portfolio, on 11 Sept we started a new one which you can find here
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New financial scandals, rigged currency markets and front-running consumer confidence data. Technology destroying jobs? Bitcoin moguls. The German court case deciding the fate of the euro, and other remarkable stories […]
Financial regulations made simple..
Does the idea of a safe, regulated, core set of activities, and a less safe, less regulated, non-core make sense? No. The idea of a safe, regulated, core set of […]
Asmussen against Weidmann for euro survival
The two-day hearings at the constitutional court in Karlsruhe will investigate the legality of the OMT, the “game-changer” that defused the EMU debt crisis last July and has been so […]
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The LNG energy boom, flying trays serving customers, the $3M mobile home, emerging market crash, the best placed billboard ever, the shale revolution, the risks to Abeconomics and the euro […]
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The future of social security, the recovery in wealth, outsized severance pay is back, the sexiest cars of the century (without the Citroën DS????!! Who are they kiddin?!). Follow the […]
Rising inequality destroys the economy
I earn 1000 times the median wage, but I do not buy 1000 times as much stuff. My family owns three cars, not 3,000. I buy a few pairs of […]