Since When Is Progress Bad for White or Blue Collar Workers?
eople run from the work of the past, which is all the evidence we need that white collar work will get better and better as AI proliferates.
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Clear filterseople run from the work of the past, which is all the evidence we need that white collar work will get better and better as AI proliferates.
Growth matters, it’s crucial, and it can best be achieved when the tax burden is shrunk for those most capable of saving over spending.
GDP growth and rates of unemployment would never be the reason to question the Phillips Curve. Simple logic indicates that there’s no link between growth and inflation, and there never has been.
Few things are more fundamental to economic understanding than the basic truth that government has no resources.
Here’s the why behind The Parkview Institute. The goal will be to optimistically correct all the misunderstanding that pollutes the opinion pieces of the dominant ideologies.
The implied point in the Post headline was that government spending makes most sense when the economy is weak, a supposition suggesting that central planning of resource allocation is most needed…
Halloween. Folklore. Traditions. I am amazed at the popularity of Halloween, and equally amazed at how closely it resembles its ancient Celtic roots. The British Isle Celts referred to this…
Samuel Johnson, the English essayist, Tory and devout Anglican said: “Ignorance, when voluntary, is criminal, and a man may be properly charged with that evil which he neglected or refused to learn…
Will Faster Growth Mean Lower Stock Returns? That might seem a ridiculous question but it isn't as easy to answer as one might think. A conventional analysis says the recent tax cuts will create…
Gold has been highly correlated with real interest rates in the past. In particular the relationship between the 5 Year TIPS yield and gold has been very tight. This chart shows the 5 Year TIPS yield…