The fact that all central bank policies since 2008 have dramatically increased wealth and income inequality is now grudgingly being accepted as reality by mainstream economists and the financial media.
Any society that tolerates this systemic exploitation and corruption as “business as usual” is not just sick–it’s hopeless.
The Fed has not only failed to fix what’s broken in the U.S. economy–it has actively mad those problems worse. The Federal Reserve claims its monetary interventions saved America from economic ruin in 2009, and have bolstered growth ever since. D…
The vulnerability of global food production to extremes of weather is a profound reality that few grasp.
The only way to reverse declines in labor participation and stagnation in wages and demand is to make it easier to start enterprises and hire people.Mainstream economists are mystified why wages/salaries are still stagnant after 7+ years of growth / “r…
the mainstream has failed. Mainstream career advice now leads to crushing debts and career stagnation, mainstream financial planning generates high risks, mainstream government regulations are costly and burdensome, and the mainstream media is little more than a corporate-owned mouthpiece of propaganda and distributor of infotainment that is sold as “news.”
Maybe the “smart money” knows the real numbers are now so far from the central planners’ rigged statistics that the carefully constructed narrative of “recovery” is doomed to an unwelcome intrusion of reality.One investment truism holds that informatio…
Political resistance to the oligarchy’s financialization skimming operations will eventually cripple central bank giveaways to the financial sector and corporate oligarchs.
The collapse of asset inflation will implode all the fiscal and financial promises based on ever-inflating assets.Yesterday I explained why Revealing the Real Rate of Inflation Would Crash the System. If asset inflation ceases, the net result…
We’ve all observed prices of consumer items remaining the same while the amount of the product we receive for our money is less than it was a few years ago.
