What are the economics of the European Super League?
by Shaun Richards Yesterday brought news that has long been in the offing and it has created quite a stir. Twelve of Europe’s leading football clubs have today come together
by Shaun Richards Yesterday brought news that has long been in the offing and it has created quite a stir. Twelve of Europe’s leading football clubs have today come together
The federal government has spent an enormous amount of money fighting COVID-19. Uncle Sam ran a deficit of $3.1 trillion in fiscal year 2020. Just recently, President Joe Biden signed the American
by Dennis Miller While politicos like to call tax cuts “trickle-down economics”, the real culprit is socialism. The Robin Hood theory of “steal from the rich and give to the poor”
by Spencer P Morrison, NEE I note that Mr. Shapiro has yet to respond to my challenge for a debate on the subject of tariffs & trade policy—or economics more generally.
In this supercharged episode of Political Juice, Juice Boy takes on all the tough questions of life…and economics. “Trickle-Down Theory” and “Tax Cuts For The Rich”. All my life I’ve
via Yahoo: President Trump continued his months long criticism of the Federal Reserve on Tuesday as the Fed’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) begins its two-day monetary policy meeting. “I hope the
by Raúl Ilargi Meijer Wilhelm Trübner A Gorgon‘s head 1891 The news still isn’t the news, and I’m getting afraid it never will be again, because not the news just simply sells
He said in the next year or two… A decade after the global recession, the world’s economy is vulnerable again. Ryan Avent, our economics columnist, considers how the next recession
via Moe Zulfiqar, B.Comm. The case for lower oil prices continues to get stronger. If you hold oil-related investments, this might be the time to rethink your stance. There is basic
From Barron’s: Investors in gold need not fear that bitcoin will replace it as the preeminent global store of value. That is the implication of a recent study by Eric Budish,
Image by iStock.com/annestahl By Ryan McMaken via Mises Wire: As long as I’ve known him, my father has always been the entrepreneurial type. Even now, in his seventies, he picks up
by Daniel Carter Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has taken the Democratic party by storm. Although she has only won the primary election in her New York district, she is quickly becoming the face
Why what happens in the US+China+Japan really matters (chart)….why US nat’l debt going from $10–>$21T, China $7T–>$34T and Japan’c central bank’s balance sheet going from 30% to 100% of GDP
by Charles Hugh-Smith Printing / borrowing money to generate the unsustainable illusion of “growth” sets up the collapse of the entire Keynesian edifice. Of the many delusions of modern economics,