Trump’s Pivot to Russia Against China
Donald Trump seems to be embarking on the most drastic realignment of U.S. foreign policy since President Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger’s opening to China […]
Month: December 2016
Prices and Crises
Recently I have blogged about the crisis-prone and debt-burdened global economy. Heavy debt makes many governments and bullish businesses allergic to deflation, i.e., falling prices. […]
Profiting from the 2008 Crisis
Economic crises always create both winners and losers, as I argued last week and throughout this blog series. This was particularly stark during the 2008 […]