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Trussed or Bust?

Ten seconds. Oh, maybe fifteen. That’s how long it takes to realize that there will be no change. Not, at least, if the morning’s op-ed in the Financial Times is to be believed.  Written by Kwasi Kwarteng the article is, I assume, an effort to anticipate potential critics and to set forth the outline of […]

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Tax Stock Buybacks?

Taking a short break from my crusade to get information taken more seriously in economics … Yesterday’s Financial Times includes, on page 9 of the print edition, one of its regular “Market Insights” columns.  This is the space the FT allocates to sundry financial market types to opine on subjects of general interest to other financial […]

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Say it Ain’t So

I am nothing if not annoying.  Allow me to elaborate. Let’s be basic. I mean really really basic. Our model world initially consists of two people, Adam and Eve.  I know, it’s been done before.  But we are economists.  What are we interested in?  What problems that Adam and Eve face do we want to […]

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