Paul Krugman once said: “If there were an Economist’s Creed, it would surely contain the affirmations ‘I understand comparative advantage’ and ‘I advocate Free Trade.’” We agree. Alas, economists have…
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US stock futures rose on Friday as easing Treasury yields and a pullback in oil prices gave investors some relief before the September jobs report, the final major labour-market reading…
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Nvidia shares rose in premarket trading on Friday after Morgan Stanley reinstated the chipmaker as its top semiconductor pick. The analysts said the company remains well positioned to benefit from…
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eToro Group stock price continued its strong sell-off this week, reaching its lowest level since February this year. It has slumped by 40% from its highest point this year, erasing…
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Netflix investors have had little to celebrate in recent weeks. Shares of the streaming giant fell 14% in September, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence, extending a broader decline that…
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Moderna stock (NASDAQ: MRNA) rose more than 2% in early premarket trading on Friday after Nasdaq said the biotech company will join the Nasdaq-100 next week, creating new demand from…
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Executive Summary There are two main theories of corporate governance: the shareholder theory and the stakeholder theory. The former, which originated in the earliest corporate law decisions of courts of…
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Separating Monetary Reality from a Popular Myth 1. Introduction: The Appeal and Persistence of the Claim Some ideas become popular because they are true; others because they are simple. The…
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Protectionism, Economic Monoculture, and the Real Lessons of the Rust Belt Executive Summary In 1950, Detroit and Pittsburgh were among the most prosperous industrial cities in the world. Detroit led…
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1. Introduction: Why Sound Money Matters Money is foundational to commerce and plays a central role in everyday life. We work for it, save it, invest it, and spend it.…