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The Chinese ‘Economic Miracle’ Is Much More Average Than It Seems

On average, China’s neighbors in East Asia and the Pacific have actually outgrown it on a per capita GDP basis since 1980

November 29, 2019 Taps Coogan 2 Comments
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Dr. Arthur Waldron: Hong Kong Special Status Is “Over”

“Even as organs are being harvested and people are being killed, you have people like Elon Musk, and motor companies, and everything, investing billions of dollars in China”

November 28, 2019 Taps Coogan 5 Comments
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Daniel Lacalle: Fed Reacts to Asset Prices, Other Central Banks, Not Fundamentals

“If asset price inflation stops, it creates a domino effect that creeps into the real economy”

November 27, 2019 Taps Coogan 2 Comments
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The Fed’s ‘Not-QE’ Program Is Monetizing over 70% of the Monthly Federal Deficit

If the federal government could reduce its deficit to 2015 levels, this ‘Not-QE’ program would be almost entirely unnecessary

November 26, 2019 Taps Coogan 1 Comment
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Luke Gromen: Fed Is Monetizing the National Debt

“Nobody wants to call (it) by its name, which in this case is the US government is being financed in short term debt markets… by the Fed”

November 25, 2019 Taps Coogan 2 Comments
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Map: Which Countries Hold the Most Money in Circulation?

China has by far the largest money supply in the world, nearly twice that of the US

November 22, 2019 Taps Coogan Leave a comment
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Joseph Cheng: Understanding the Hong Kong Demonstrations

A senior figure in the Hong Kong Democracy movement speaks about the causes of unrest in Hong Kong

November 21, 2019 Taps Coogan 1 Comment
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How Much Would One Hour of Battery Storage for the Entire US Electric Grid Cost?

It would cost just over $250 billion to purchase enough lithium ion batteries to store enough energy to back up the US electric grid for one hour

November 19, 2019 Taps Coogan 3 Comments
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Leland Miller: Beijing Is Acknowledging Long-Term Growth Slowdown

“The Chinese now have an external excuse for why things are slowing”

November 18, 2019 Taps Coogan 1 Comment
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Map: The Tallest Buildings in History

From the Tower of Jericho to the Burj Khalifa

November 17, 2019 Taps Coogan Leave a comment

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