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The currency markets - where impossible trinities go to die.
More often than not, devaluation of a country's currency acts as the outlet for failed domestic policy.
Apr 22
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Charlie Crowson
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The surprising reason we started valuing houses so highly.
There was a time before the Brits were obsessed with housing. What changed in the late 1960s and 1970s?
Apr 9
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Charlie Crowson
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March 2024
Boeing - at what point do the symptoms become the disease?
The current adverse media attention is one thing, but Boeing's problems have a much longer and deeper history, some of which reflect wider changes in…
Mar 18
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Charlie Crowson
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The US - killing the goose, laying a golden egg?
It's not that de-dollarization isn't a thing - the interesting question is who is saying what about it and why.
Mar 5
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Charlie Crowson
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February 2024
Reforming the UK's economy - the uphill task facing a Labour government .
As the election draws near, the reality of the problems facing a new Labour government are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.
Feb 22
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Charlie Crowson
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The key question for the US economy in 2024
Why is it so difficult to calculate the R* or natural rate of interest for the economy to maintain long-term equilibrium?
Feb 5
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Charlie Crowson
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January 2024
Universities and the back-to-front world of the bubble in education.
How did debt, pensions and financing become the main preoccupation of institutions founded for the propagation of learning and knowledge?
Jan 16
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Charlie Crowson
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November 2023
Argentina - a monetary experiment, or really the end of one?
New President Javier Milei is a self-styled anarcho-capitalist. But with inflation over 140%, should we think of his plans as ending, not starting…
Nov 29, 2023
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Charlie Crowson
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A gratuitous plug for my new book - Jam Tomorrow?
What if it's our perception of time, rather than utility or the profit motive, that really drives our economic decision making?
Nov 19, 2023
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Charlie Crowson
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No Kidding. The problem of starting a family in a cost of living crisis.
'Social trends' often have economic origins, and the build up of debt is acting like a Malthusian positive check on population growth.
Nov 8, 2023
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Charlie Crowson
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October 2023
Market turmoil and the problem with the central bank panic button.
What if the solution to past problems relating to market liquidity crises makes the next crisis worse rather than better?
Oct 5, 2023
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Charlie Crowson
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September 2023
The danger to investors of idealising the past.
Uncertainty is making a comeback in the markets, and this requires a change of approach to asset allocation.
Sep 25, 2023
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