With their multiple PHDs and complex mathematical models, is no doubt that many of the world’s economists are highly intelligent. But as Zachery Shore makes abundantly clear, smart people can make bad decisions. This is especially true if they have incorrect assumptions or models, to begin with, as most contemporary economists do. The ability to…Read More
Low interest rates and commercial bank credit creation has severely increased the cost of college and the level of student loans associated with getting a degree, particularly in the United States where student loans are backed by the government. The 2020 Biden administration are floating several ideas to try and address this issue and the…Read More
In their books Generations and The Fourth Turning, Neil Howe and William Strauss layout four generational archetypes that repeat through time. They have named these Prophets, Nomads, Heroes, and Artists. They believe that what emerges from this is a social and economic cycle that produces repeatable changes through time. In contemporary society, the generational archetypes…Read More