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Stagflation or Price Stability
Monetary policy of central banks has only two possible consequences: stagflation or price stability. The arguments for this radical hypothesis are presented in this post. Stagflation is defined as a disequilibrium process of generally rising prices (various measures) coupled with … Continue reading
Capitalism, Wealth Inequality and Systemic Plunder
Capitalism has been blamed, by Piketty (2014) and many other economists, for increasing “wealth inequality” observed today. For example, Piketty (2014, p.23) suggested that the top decile of earners in the United States increased their share of income from 35 … Continue reading
Australian Pension Reform Jumps the Shark, Jumps the Gun
Pension systems around the world are often victims of collusive predation of governments and big banks. Australian superannuation which ranks among the top pension systems, is doing its best to emulate worse ones by frequent reforms. In many countries, private … Continue reading
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