Alasdair Macleod: Recession, prices, and the crack-up boom
The debate between an outlook for inflation versus recession intensifies. We appear to be moving on from the stagflation story into outright fears over monetary
The debate between an outlook for inflation versus recession intensifies. We appear to be moving on from the stagflation story into outright fears over monetary
During the Roaring Twenties would anyone have believed you if you told them about the depression and the dust-bowl years that were soon to come?
Lawrence McDonald is the New York Times bestselling author of “A Colossal Failure of Common Sense: The Lehman Brothers Inside Story,” and he is now
I underestimated the status quo’s ability to kick the can down the road for a decade. The motivation to kick the can down the road
We have a serious debt problem, but solutions such as the World Economic Forum’s “great reset” are not the future we want. It’s time to
So sorry, but “you’ll own nothing and be miserable–oops, we mean happy, yes, deliriously happy” doesn’t count as a solution. All the big problems have
One used to read about the demise of dollar in the newsletters of monetary cranks; now we read about it in research reports by Credit
From TomWoods.com: A reader wrote to me yesterday to ask about, and politely challenge, some of what I had written. He’s a supporter and sympathizer
From J Taylor’s Gold, Energy and Tech Stocks newsletter: I am indebted to former Federal Reserve economist Lacy Hunt for his insights in a recent
This week, US household debt jumped by the most in 14 years to a new all-time record. The last time it did something like this
Somewhere back in the depths of the 20th century, a bunch of governors, mayors, and public sector union leaders got together and cooked up one
Back in the simpler days of 2019, there was this (now completely forgotten) impending crisis in which emerging market countries’ dollar-denominated debt was going to
Credit Bubble Bulletin’s Doug Noland saves the rest of us a lot of time by digging through the Fed’s quarterly financial reports and presenting the
The people running states like New Jersey and cities like Chicago know they’re broke. Ridiculously generous public employee pensions – concocted by elected officials and
Pretend for a minute that it’s 2019 and you’re Brazil. Or maybe Turkey, your choice. You’ve got a lot of infrastructure to build if you
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