Tag Archives: deficit

Bank of England, Budget, Central banks, Economics, Fiscal policy, Fixed Income, Forex, Government, Inflation, Intervention, money supply, Revenues, UK, UK Treasury

A Great Deal of Ruin

Posted on by Sean Corrigan

The Johnson government’s approach to COVID19 has been a toxic mix of contradiction, vacillation, and jackbooted authoritarianism. There seems no exit strategy and no end to the spiralling cost. We take a critical look at the impact on the budget impact and discuss what it means for inflation.

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Austrian Theory, Central banks, Corporatism, Credit, Economics, Entrepreneur, Federal Reserve, Fiscal policy, Inflation, Intervention, Liberty, Macro, MMT, money supply, Planning, Production, Saving, savings glut, Technocracy

Saturn Devours His Children

Posted on by Sean Corrigan

A recent Wall St Journal article gave vent to a scare-story full of Underconsumptionist claptrap, carried under the catchy headline: “The Coronavirus Savings Glut”. Ironically, and only a day later, the paper ran a second piece entitled “How Coronavirus Upended a Trillion-Dollar Corporate Borrowing Binge and Kicked Off a Wave of Bankruptcies

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Banking, Budget, China, Commodities, Deficit, ECB, Emerging Markets, Energy, Equities, Federal Reserve, Fiscal policy, Fixed Income, Forex, Gold, Inflation, Japan, Macro, Money, Oil, Trade, USA, Yield Curve

Trade Wars: Blue-on-Blue

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Austrian Theory, Banking, Central banks, Credit, Cycles, Deficit, Entrepreneur, Fiscal policy, Fixed Income, Intervention, Keynesianism, Macro, Money

The Austrian Prescription

Posted on by Sean Corrigan
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