Charles Hugh Smith: The Fed’s Grand Bargain Has Finally Imploded June 18, 2020 MDRose Economics, Finance, Financial Institutions 0 Well worth a read: The Fed, the asset bubble, and the end of capitalism as we know it. Or maybe just another doomsday blog. Read here LinkOf Two Minds
Geopolitics Ian Proud: Britain left out in the cold by Trump on Ukraine peace talks May 22, 2025 MDRose Geopolitics 0 Russia Ukraine peace talks are to restart immediately, but when Trump debriefed European leaders, Starmer was not on the call. Starmer has rendered himself completely irrelevant by sticking to the same tired approaches and blocking […]
Deregulation Pod črto – Working on the edge of poverty: Slovenia’s self-inflicted wound over labour market reform February 6, 2018 MDRose Deregulation, EU politics, Finance, Gig Economy, National Politics, Neo-Liberalism in the EU, Regulation 0 The gig economy takes on many forms. The result is always the same: precarious jobs. Slovenia has its own innovation, subsidised by the EU. Read here
Economics Lorenzo Bini Smaghi: The eurozone must not return to its pre-crisis ‘normality’ June 14, 2021 MDRose Economics, EU politics, EU-Institutions, Finance, Inequality, National Politics 0 If Schäuble really wants to follow Keynes’ advice, Germany should borrow more and focus less on others’ spending habits. Read here © REUTERS
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