

The Demographic Divide
Demographics are argued to be destiny, but much like a watched pot never boils, the change never seems to arrive. The Baby Boom are...


The Future: Labor, Land, and Capital
The future is uncertain. There is nothing original in that statement; however, if you ask simple questions of the present, you may get a...


The Dignity of Labor and Free Trade
The world is in turbulence as those left behind by free trade express their anger. Britain left behind their most important trade...


Laboring Productivity and Free Trade
Labor and capital have battled perpetually since the dawn of humanity. This struggle usually resolved itself through the barrel of a...


A Delicate Balance for the Treasury
The President will face a delicate balancing act when his fiscal and trade proposals meet the reality of the Treasury market's supply and...


Consumption's Revival or Requiem
The equity markets in the US are welcoming a new president, for whom regulations and taxes are anathemas, by rising at an unprecedented...


Deconstructing Inflation
As the page turns to a new year and a new President, bond investors fear the return of inflation. Tight labor markets, expected fiscal...


The Cost of Capital: China, Commodities, and Credit
The cost of capital is the linchpin that directs investment to the worthiest causes in a free market; however, sometime the market is not...


Trump's Neo-Keynesian Impulse
To give equal treatment to the economic ideology divide, appease his inner Keynesian, and repel congressional Republicans, Trump has...


Trumponomics: Reganomics Without the Dividend
The equity markets have caught a bid while the bond market falls on fears of the return of inflation. Any why not? In the interest of...



