That great inflation scare
We have argued this before, but of course, we can’t argue like this guy..
Inflating the debt away?
We already argued on May 24 that the biggest risk in our view is rising interest rates, not hyperinflation. We also argued some mild inflation will actually be good. Here […]
Government and the economy
We generally abstain from too political stuff but despite the fact that this will rouse some tempers here and there, the following article actually contains a simple elegant explanation we […]
Buffet predicts massive inflation
Does he have a point? Yes and no, it’s all a matter of timing as we will explain after Buffet (great men go first, even on Shareholdersunite.com)
Some schools are more equal than others..
This article combines a number of themes dear to our hearts. The overwhelming importance of education (not only for the economy, but civil society and culture in general), experimentation with […]
After deregulation comes…
“Re-regulation!”
Meet our place of birth..
NYT readers liked this story most today. And we told you this ain’t socialism before. It ain’t perfect either, but it does work.
Chile’s interesting example
As we’ve argued elsewhere, the quality of government matters much more than it’s ‘quantity.’ Chile is a definite example of this, and provides some interesting lessons, lessons from evidence based […]
Even more remarkable!
When two definitely not left-wing institutes, The Economist, and now the Cato Institute, are in favour of decriminalizing drugs, something curious is happening. We covered the Economist story already (and […]
InterOil Daily Distortions 26
This really goes to the heart of the matter, which is why it’s terribly important. Don’t be fooled..