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Tag Archives: usa
COVID-19, machine trading & financial markets with Michael Knox – Economics Explained EP27
Why are financial markets swinging so wildly in response to the novel coronavirus, COVID-19? Yesterday I spoke with Michael Knox, Chief Economist of Morgans, who thinks it’s related to the machine trading programs which dominate financial markets. Today, I’ve published … Continue reading
Posted in Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged australia, bonds, china, coronavirus, covid-19, equities, fed, liquidity, machinetrading, momentum, sharemarket, stockmarket, usa
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Entrepreneurship with Prof. Peter G. Klein – latest Economics Explained episode
My latest Economics Explained episode on entrepreneurship featuring Professor Peter G. Klein of Baylor University is now available. Many universities now offer courses in entrepreneurship, as students have been inspired by tech entrepreneurs such as Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. … Continue reading
Posted in Industry policy, Macroeconomy, Tax, Uncategorized
Tagged austin, australia, creativedestruction, economicgrowth, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, innovation, siliconvalley, usa
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Cannabis with Dr Stephen Thornton – latest Economics Explained episode
Several jurisdictions around the world, such as the US states of California and Colorado, have legalised cannabis, also known as marijuana. In Australia, the Australian Capital Territory will become the first Australian jurisdiction to legalise recreational cannabis use on the … Continue reading
Posted in Social policy, Tax
Tagged act, australia, california, cannabis, cannpal, colorado, marijuana, medicinalcannabis, mentalhealth, organizedcrime, pot, queensland, recreationalcannabis, regulateandtax, supplyanddemand, usa
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The Fight on the Right – latest International Liberty post features my interview with Dr Dan Mitchell
Well known US economist and pundit Dr Dan Mitchell has featured my Economics Explained interview with him in the latest instalment of his Fight on the Right series of posts on his International Liberty blog: Fight on the Right part … Continue reading
Posted in Tax, Uncategorized
Tagged capitalism, denmark, government, sizeofgovernment, statecapacitylibertarianism, supplyside, tax, usa, usright
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