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Commentary on newly proposed UK Financial Regulation
The news headline: Osborne gives Bank of England top regulatory role Our response: Firstly, we are relieved to see no sweeping statements such as abolishing ‘boom and bust’, which by inference must...
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Peak Debt – What Peak Debt?
Peak Debt is in essence the point at which a sovereign nation reaches its maximum indebtedness and cannot afford to service the debt anymore, thus prompting a reduction in the debt (principal). So,...
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Synthesizers wanted…to cross the crises divide…
Image via Wikipedia Today we are reposting a blog article originally posted in April 2010. We believe the sentiments are still valid and should resonate across the various crises we are experiencing...
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Our Lessons from 2011
We decided to summarise our learning from 2011 into two brief thoughts: Image via Wikipedia The pains and strains of the economic sovereign debt melt-down in 2011, should stand us in good stead to...
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The Kuznets swing and the market for labour and skills
You must have seen the headlines recently? British wages falling sharply in real terms versus our EU brethren… We wrote about a particular economic phenomenon referred to in this post about economic...
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Thoughts on 2014 – Moral Hazard PLUS – Part 1
Reflections on 2014 As a behaviourally focused economics publication we have been very quiet and inactive during 2014. A year of reflection and introspection, however, we are ready to resume service,...
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