Hints and tips:
...Robert F Kennedy Jr, who is running for the Democratic nomination, said in April that “CBDCs grease the slippery slope to financial slavery and political tyranny”....
...W E B Du Bois? Mahatma Gandhi?...
...Neglected by government recycling targets, the mass of plastic, copper, circuit boards, magnets and batteries join the planet’s trove of e-waste once they die....
...From the euro to gold and the e-RMB — threats to the greenback’s supremacy are growing....
...Samuel Tombs at Pantheon Macroeconomics said the reading “indicates that uncertainty emanating from the E.U. referendum has brought the recovery to its knees.”...
...Medium term B of E should encourage competition in financial services to raise return to savers and move away from fixation on one central interest rate to more flexible and varied market level rates....
...Samuel Brittan, Financial Times: Still puzzling! Peter Dixon, Commerzbank: Pretty much the same question we are asking now: How do we explain the puzzle?...
...Samuel Brittan, Financial Times: Simply taper off official support. Peter Dixon, Commerzbank: The housing market is less in need of restraint than a significant supply boost....
...Samuel Brittan, Financial Times: Not much for bulk of year....
...Samuel Brittan, Financial Times: All upswings end in tears, but for unforeseeably different reasons....
...Samuel Brittan, Financial Times: Yes, yes....
...Chris Williamson, Markit Economics: The recovery we are seeking most likely occurred in spite of “plan A”, rather than having resulted from it....
...B of E will still be buying gilts....
...But it remains a fact that any job tends to be better than no job and recent business surveys (e.g....
...Sir Samuel Brittan, Financial Times: No such luck....
...Sir Samuel Brittan, Financial Times: Remit will change slowly and reluctantly. It certainly should....
...The most likely outcome for 2013 is a repeat of 2012 – i.e. little or no growth, You might call it ‘Groundhog Year’....
...Tony Dolphin, IPPR: Blaming the slow recovery solely – or even mostly – on a credit crunch – i.e. on the short supply of credit – is wrong....
...Sir Samuel Brittan, Financial Times: Osborne will continue to massage Plan A. He shouldn’t, but he will....
...Tragically, it was dismembered by its owner, book collector Arthur Houghton, Jr, in the 1960s....
...Ten times is an underestimate: according to Samuel Williamson’s “measuring worth” database, $70,000 in 1900 is worth almost $2m today adjusted for consumer prices....
...Knocks Martha Stewart, Galleon, etc into a cocked hat… The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged brothers Samuel E. Wyly and Charles J....
...Samuel Brittan, Financial Times: Laissez faire. Have nominal GDP objective for monetary policy, reinforced fiscally if necessary....
...Afterwards Chantelle married fellow inmate Samuel Preston, divorced quickly, pumped up her breasts from a B- to an E-cup and has a career modelling and magazine columnising – enough, reportedly, to make...
...Armstrong Paul E. Germain John J. McCabe Suhail A. Sikhtian Charles Baillie Paul Graves John J. McGuire Jr. Gavin Simms Philip R. Berlinski E. Glenn Hadden Milton R....
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