This interview is a Grand Slam from the uber-articulate and incredibly knowledgeable Matthew Piepenburg (educated at Brown, Harvard, Stanford etc. – executive at Matterhorn Asset Management). It will answer ALL your questions around Global Finance, banking and personal finance decisions! PLEASE SHARE to help the people! I’ve made sure for me and my family to […]
Your Friday eve edutainment is now sorted! THIS is the most important and informative interview ever – it is now in my top three of all time. Recorded the other day in Amsterdam – it is compelling and crucial for all our futures – I promise you that! Download Professor Werner’s reference list here and […]
The world’s first bitcoin zillionaire Libertarian Larry Lorenzo shares his secrets to how to maximize the markets and share the block chains to make two chainz.
The following is the transcript from my speech: Shifting US-Japan Geo-Politics, Banking Landscape and Financial Regulations in the Trump Era. It was given on July 11, 2017 at the Canon Institute for Global Studies in Tokyo, Japan:
Many mainstream economists today instinctively oppose the idea of the self-regulating gold standard because they have been trained as social engineers. They consider the aim of scientific economics, as of engineering, to be prediction and control of phenomena (not just explanation).
The monetary illusion of inflated prices must evaporate. Returns will fall short of expectations, firms will liquidate investments, shedding jobs. The boom turns into a bust. Then the central banks rush in to lower interest rates and pump in new money. The economy gets trapped in the boom-and-bust cycle.
This guide, concocted by statisticians, is supposed to stand in for the diverse tastes of 325 million people, who buy goods from the 3.6 million retail establishments that are scattered all over the country?
Booth’s story succeeds insofar as she provides nice tidbits of information throughout, but it provides little helpful economic analysis and frequently makes grand, unproven statements. Contrary to Booth's assertions, the Fed’s existence will never add to the economy, but it may sometimes bring damage to it.
One of the big unanswered questions about Russian economic policies which has baffled economic commentators since former Finance Minister Alexey Kudrin was reappointed to an advisory post by Russian President Putin a few months ago was what his plan for the Russian economy would be
It has also been interesting to see how it would differ from what the Russian government is already doing.
Meet the “Emerging Market” Superstars of Global Economic Governance, Part II
