The threat of stagflation: pragmatism, not dogma
[ad_1] Ive here. As we’ve mentioned, even some orthodox economists are questioning whether raising interest rates is a good tool to combat inflation caused by
[ad_1] Ive here. As we’ve mentioned, even some orthodox economists are questioning whether raising interest rates is a good tool to combat inflation caused by
[ad_1] Dear patient reader, Lambert and I, along with many readers, agree that Ukraine has sparked the worst information environment ever. We hope readers will
[ad_1] Forgive me for the equivalent of news snippets, as these items overlap with linked terrain. But the energy crunch triggered by Russian sanctions appears
[ad_1] my midweek morning train WFH wrote: • People refuse to put their lives on hold; this is bullish“In better health, households are shopping less
[ad_1] Rishi Sunak is under pressure to use today’s financial statement to deliver relief for hard-pressed households amid the biggest “cost of living crisis” for
[ad_1] Ive here. The Competition Act is a clear example of why the United States has become too corrupt and lazy to develop appropriate industrial
[ad_1] Yves here. Michael Hudson gives another talk on the broader implications of US sanctions against Russia for the American economy, the dollar, and China.
[ad_1] UK inflation rose to a 30-year high last month, putting fresh pressure on chancellor Rishi Sunak to announce greater support for households when he
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[ad_1] The attempt by US president Joe Biden last week to extract a promise from China’s leader Xi Jinping not to give material support to
[ad_1] The cost of living crisis will make Boris Johnson’s plans to tackle the UK’s regional inequalities much more difficult to achieve, according to Andy
[ad_1] Rishi Sunak is planning to set aside a large part of a windfall in UK public finances this year, risking a backlash from Tory
[ad_1] Ive here. As we’ve mentioned, even some orthodox economists are questioning whether raising interest rates is a good tool to combat inflation caused by
[ad_1] Dear patient reader, Lambert and I, along with many readers, agree that Ukraine has sparked the worst information environment ever. We hope readers will
[ad_1] Forgive me for the equivalent of news snippets, as these items overlap with linked terrain. But the energy crunch triggered by Russian sanctions appears
[ad_1] my midweek morning train WFH wrote: • People refuse to put their lives on hold; this is bullish“In better health, households are shopping less
[ad_1] Rishi Sunak is under pressure to use today’s financial statement to deliver relief for hard-pressed households amid the biggest “cost of living crisis” for
[ad_1] Ive here. The Competition Act is a clear example of why the United States has become too corrupt and lazy to develop appropriate industrial
[ad_1] Yves here. Michael Hudson gives another talk on the broader implications of US sanctions against Russia for the American economy, the dollar, and China.
[ad_1] UK inflation rose to a 30-year high last month, putting fresh pressure on chancellor Rishi Sunak to announce greater support for households when he
[ad_1] Good morning. This article is an on-site version of our FirstFT newsletter. Sign up to our Asia, Europe/Africa or Americas edition to get it
[ad_1] The attempt by US president Joe Biden last week to extract a promise from China’s leader Xi Jinping not to give material support to
[ad_1] The cost of living crisis will make Boris Johnson’s plans to tackle the UK’s regional inequalities much more difficult to achieve, according to Andy
[ad_1] Rishi Sunak is planning to set aside a large part of a windfall in UK public finances this year, risking a backlash from Tory