GDP Has It Backwards: Why Importing Stuff Isn't 'Shrinking'
The US economy shrank because it bought more things from abroad? That’s not shrinkage, that’s success measured incorrectly.
The US economy shrank because it bought more things from abroad? That’s not shrinkage, that’s success measured incorrectly.
Debunking the crash narrative: Why fears over UK borrowing levels misunderstand the fundamentals
Why Money Doesn’t ‘Leave’ an Economy, It Just Changes Hands
Trump’s tariffs may seem like a blunt economic tool, but their impact is deeply intertwined with currency movements and financial flows.
Exploring the role of taxation in the UK’s monetary system, this article examines HMRC’s enforcement powers, and the physical limits of tax collection
Sovereign wealth funds let states quietly wield currency power—disguised as prudent investment
Understanding deposits, reserves, and capital reveals some uncomfortable truths
The banking system throws up many surprises — one of them is how savers inadvertently trap borrowers
After 30 years, a long-planned milestone has arrived
Here’s an executive summary for a potential primer on ZIRP. I invite you to share any thoughts or suggestions on Discord if there are areas that need further detail or clarification