Monthly Archives: November 2021

This speech makes an important comparison between the $25 trillion in QE spent bailing out counter-productive corporations and asset bubbles over the past 13 years and investments needed to transition the world’s food, energy and transportation systems for sustainable life … Continue reading →

Few people understand the direct connection between what we are eating and the disease plaguing us.  For those who think change is too hard, one has to ask:  how hard are chronic illness, suffering, radical surgeries, shortened lifespans and insufficient … Continue reading →

As the U.S. Fed huddles for another what-trick-do-we-try-next meeting, the much-theorized transmission mechanism for monetary policy remains apathetic.  As shown below since 2010, the credit impulse (movement of credit through the banking system to the private sector) in the world’s … Continue reading →