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Tag Archives: John Mauldin
Japan: Exporting Deflation
by John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline The evils of this deluge of paper money are not to be removed until our citizens are generally and radically instructed in their cause and consequences, and silence by their authority the interested … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Government, Japan, Trade Data, macroeconomics, money, money and banking, stock markets
Tagged consumer confidence, Economy, exports, GDP, industrial production, inflation, Japan, John Mauldin, recovery, trade balance
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The Cashless Society
by John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline But Mousie, thou art [not alone], In proving foresight may be vain: The best-laid schemes o’ mice an’ men Gang aft agley, An’ lea’e us nought but grief an’ pain, For promis’d joy! … Continue reading
Posted in GDP, macroeconomics, money
Tagged consumer confidence, Economy, Federal Reserve, John Mauldin, monetary policy, money
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Ending the Era of Ponzi Finance
Ten Steps Developed Economies Must Take by Daniel Stelter, with contributions from Ralf Berger, Jendrik Odewald, and Dirk Schilder as posted by John Mauldin “Over a protracted period of good times, capitalist economies tend to move from a financial structure … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Federal Reserve, macroeconomics
Tagged Daniel Stelter, Dirk Schilder, Economy, GDP, Jendrik Odewald, John Mauldin, ponzi finance, Ralf Berger
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Oiling the Rebalancing Machine
by Guest Author John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline A consistent theme in this letter has been the connections between items that may seem to be far removed from each other but are actually linked at the very core. If … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, GDP, Government, Taxation, Trade Data
Tagged energy policy, fiscal deficit, John Mauldin, OIL, peak energy, peak oil, sectoral balance, Thoughts from the Frontline, trade balance
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The American Employment Dream
A healthy employment market is the key to a strong economy. The housing market, along with many other important sectors of our economy, is highly dependent on people feeling confident in their ability to find work. But with the rate of unemployment above 9% and the economy sputtering to recover, everyone is asking how and when will the employment situation improve? Continue reading
