Another dropping shoe in Credit: Lending Standards
Banks Starting to Cut Back on the Cheap Money More evidence of erosion in credit this month as the Fed’s lending standards surveys come out. (more…)
Banks Starting to Cut Back on the Cheap Money More evidence of erosion in credit this month as the Fed’s lending standards surveys come out. (more…)
Last post I argued that there are no economic or brain-power limits to innovation. That the single factor holding back innovation is simply the policies we choose. This isn’t just speculation: we can actually look back to…
Is innovation slowing? Will it stop? A new paper by one Jonathan Huebner in the awesomely-named journal “Technological Forecasting & Social Change” argues that innovation is slowing, indeed that it’s halved in the past hundred…
[Excert from the November, 2015 issue of Austrian Investment Monthly. To subscribe go here.] For fifty years now diversification has been a consensus recommendation in finance. While the concept is sound, the practice can be less so.…
The Nobel Prize just gets cheaper and cheaper. Recent laureate Bob Shiller graces the New York Times with his latest rant that free-markets stink, bolstering his argument by making stuff up. (more…)
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