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Op-Ed: An Ecuadorian, doctorate from the USA, is Presidente with promise

As the Castro brothers age and Hugo Chavez has died, a popular and controversial Latin American president to watch has entered the world stage – from stage left. From Ecuador.
In the Media by Robert G Cope - 4 comments

New aspects of the coming sanctions on North Korea

U.N Security Council sanctions that are to be imposed on North Korea are to specifically target activities of North Korean diplomats deemed to be illicit. These include Pyongyang's global banking and business dealings.
In the Media by Paul Iddon

In the wake of biting sanctions, Iran looks to Russia for help

In the wake of new sanctions imposed by the US-led Western coalition, Iranian leaders expect Russia to play a larger role in upcoming nuclear talks.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Could change in U.S. economic philosophy solve financial crises? Special

Many people are apprehensive of the direction in which the economy is going, and as these concerns over dire financial situations emerge across the world, people are actively searching for information.
Digital Journal Report by Leigh Goessl - 13 comments

Neo-Nazis threatening German economy, claims Interior Minister

Neo-Nazis and xenophobia are threatening Germany's export based economy, claims Germany's Interior Minister, Hans-Peter Friedrich. He called on all Germans to welcome foreigners.
In the Media by Steve Hayes

Review: 'Masters of Money — Marx' Special

London - This is the third and final episode in the short BBC Television series about big names in economics. Big names, not great names.
Digital Journal Report by Alexander Baron

Review: 'Masters of Money - Keynes' Special

London - The BBC has produced a short TV series about the men it says are the masters of money: Karl Marx, Friedrich Hayek and John Maynard Keynes. Such folly.
Digital Journal Report by Alexander Baron

UK: Taxpayer funded aid for poverty consultants

An investigation by the Sunday Telegraph reveals how taxpayers' money devoted to foreign aid actually ends up in the pockets of very wealthy people.
In the Media by Steve Hayes - 6 comments

Video interview: Wolfson Economics Prize — Euro exit plan

London - Lord Simon Wolfson is a multi-millionaire and CEO of the Next fashion chain. He came up with a competition - the 'Wolfson Economics Prize' - for the best way to exit the euro.
In the Media by Anne Sewell

Microsoft records first ever loss

The technology company Microsoft has recorded its first ever loss in its history, as the firm posted its quarterly accounts.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 4 comments
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French president doomed to being unpopular?

French President Francois Hollande tried to get out of his record-high unpopularity zone by giving a much-expected...
Mar 29, 2013 by Thomas Haeflin

How Interest Causes Inflation

I said in my previous blog that printing money wrecklessly causes inflation. This is true, but what is the root cause...
Dec 9, 2012 by Alexander Baron

The Fear in Economics

Poverty is not a result of just insufficient funds or resources. Poverty is driven by and is a direct result of...
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Fun With Math: Our $16 Trillion National Debt Made Easy To Understand...And Fear

Sometime this week the U.S. Federal government exceeded the $16 TRILLION threshold of national debt. I found it ironic...
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