Greece in or out – Investment Opportunities?
byGreece needs to reschedule its debt or default Capital Controls maybe inevitable A piecemeal solution is not the answer, yet it’s more likely than…
Economic Cycles
The Myth Of Global Gluts And The Reality Of Market Change
by[This piece first appeared here http://www.epictimes.com/richardebeling/2015/04/the-myth-of-global-gluts-and-the-reality-of-market-change/] You may not have noticed it when out buying things in the marketplace in the context of your personal…
The South (China) Sea Bubble
by[The original can be seen here http://truesinews.com/2015/04/14/the-south-china-sea-bubble/] The first hard data release of the month for China was hardly guaranteed to reassure. Two-way trade in…
Anti-Deflationist Paranoia
by[Transcript of the closing speech at the Seventh Spanish Conference on Austrian Economics. These remarks were delivered Thursday, June 12, 2014 in Madrid.] Today…
Technology Indices and Creative Destruction – When Might the Bubble Burst?
byTechnology Indices and Creative Destruction – When Might the Bubble Burst? Publically traded technology stocks trade on modest multiples compared to 2000 Private sector…
Analysts admit outlook ‘uncertain’ after sun disappears
by“March 17 – Bloomberg (Kelly Bit): “Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s largest hedge fund firm, Bridgewater Associates, told investors there’s a risk that…
Falling Interest Causes Falling Wages
byInterest rates have been falling for over three decades. Conventional economics has two things to say about this. One, inflation expectations are falling. Monetarists…
Interview with Dr William White, former Head of the Monetary and Economic Department at the BIS Part 1
byWilliam White is currently Chairman of the Economic and Development Review Committee of the OECD which provides policy recommendations to governments of member and…
I Am Blind
by“Marketing is what you do when your product is no good.” – Edwin Land. Rosser Reeves was one of the most celebrated American…
An Austrian take on inflation
byWe know that today’s macroeconomists are very confused about inflation, if only because despite all experience they think they can print money and increase…