Historical Echoes: Who Wants To Be The Richest Economist?
from Liberty Street Economics-- this post authored by Amy FarberYou might think that, given the extreme ...
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Month: October 2015
Foreign Direct Investment: Financial Benefits Could Surpass Gains In Technology
from the Dallas Fed-- this post authored by Jian Wang, Janet Koech and Xiao WangMany emerging ...
Read moreLess Risky Business: An Overview Of A New Cybersecurity Assessment Tool
from the Atlanta FedCybersecurity is a high-risk concern for the financial industry and supervisors. Since the ...
Read moreImplementing The Navys Shipbuilding Plan Might Be Difficult Under Current Law
from the Congressional Budget OfficeThe Department of Defense (DoD) submitted to the Congress the Navy's 2016 ...
Read moreEarly Headlines: Global Steel Glut, No Baby Boom For China, Japan Still Fights Deflation, London Housing Bubble And More
Written by EconintersectEarly Bird Headlines 31 October 2015Econintersect: Here are some of the headlines we found ...
Read moreBiotech Stocks Have Now Reached Bear Market Territory
by Kyle Anderson, Money MorningMoney Morning Article of the WeekThe S&P 500 has dropped 3.8% since ...
Read moreWhere British People Die Abroad
by Felix Richter, Statista.com-- this post authored by Niall McCarthyIn 2014/2015, 3,670 British people died abroad.All ...
Read moreThe Feds Stupid Parlor Trick Silly Putty Reverse Repo Game
by Lee Adler, Wall Street ExaminerI regularly cover developments in the Fed's ridiculous Reverse Repo (RRP) ...
Read moreMore Fraud Is Coming in the Global Wine Industry
The world is replete with wine conferences, e.g., The American Association of Wine Economists, Wine Vision, ...
Read moreTax Credit Cuts And Welfare Reform Are An Unwelcome Relic Of Victorian Britain
from The Conversation-- this post authored by Chris Grover, Lancaster UniversityThe House of Lords has voted ...
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After nearly 11 years of 24/7/365 operation, Global Economic Intersection co-founders Steven Hansen and John Lounsbury are retiring. The new owner, a global media company in London, is in the process of completing the set-up of Global Economic Intersection files in their system and publishing platform. The official website ownership transfer took place on 24 August.
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