Monthly Archives: September 2015

China is not ending, its growth trends are simply mean reverting following the secular credit boom that pushed global consumption well beyond historical norms between 2001-2011 and allowed many developing economies to leap (temporarily).  The world finally hit a debt … Continue reading →

The Breakthrough Junior Challenge invites you to share your passion for math and science with the world! Submit a 10-minute video that illustrates a challenging concept or theory of mathematics, life sciences, or physics in an engaging, illuminating, and creative way. You … Continue reading →

Some sober thoughts from Andy Xie in this clip about why policy ‘interventions’ in China are misguided and compounding economic problems. On a broader level, the observations extend to the many countries where central banks and governments have been wasting … Continue reading →