The Origination and Distribution of Intellectual Property and Implications for Growth
Monday, 21 January 2013 | 12:46 am
‘We think of it, we build it, we buy it.’ This all works nicely until the economy reaches its speed limits and potential. Then the economy overheats and prices rise more quickly. The limits of an economy can be extended by trade and specialization where productive capacity is exported to areas or countries with cheap
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The Tyranny of Governments. How Politicians are NOT US.
Friday, 11 January 2013 | 12:53 am
Britain’s MPs have apparently lost the trust of the people. One of the charges leveled against MPs, indeed in any country, is that they are out of touch with society and don’t understand the plight of the people. This is patently false. They understand the people alright; they just don’t want to be the people.
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The True Cost of the Euro
Thursday, 10 January 2013 | 12:08 am
With the ECB warrantying that it will be lender of last resort to Euro zone governments it seems that the risk of a break up of the Euro is no longer. Be that as if may, as each day passes the cost of maintaining the Euro becomes more and more apparent. The charge is not
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Risk and Damage. Worry 2013
Tuesday, 08 January 2013 | 10:09 am
The VIX index has sunk to remarkably low levels, as has the MOVE index. Yields on bonds from treasuries to investment grade to junk have compressed significantly. The market is now more optimistic about the prospects for a recovery in China, a more robust US housing market and the ability of the Europeans to hold
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