November 02, 2021
October 18, 2021
Martin Wolf, again, any good economic plan needs, sine qua non, to get rid of bank credit distorting regulations.
October 01, 2021
The history I’ll tell my grandchildren has little to do with Philip Stephens’ history.
July 01, 2021
Do we know of a display of hubris greater than “risk weighted bank capital requirements”?
June 28, 2021
The main ingredient of any safe pension system is a healthy and sturdy economy.
June 16, 2021
Spurn bank regulators' false promises.
June 12, 2021
Central banks and regulators cancelled the creative part of destruction.
June 10, 2021
Bank regulators never considered the unexpected, like a pandemic
May 25, 2021
It’s sad when we need to remind regulators to prepare for the unexpected
May 16, 2021
Should the Louvre, a homage to inequality, have to be culturally cancelled?
May 11, 2021
The “Parable of talents” is currently quite inapplicable to any wealth tax.
May 08, 2021
Will this tweet be ignored by FT?
April 22, 2021
About Italy, there are serious questions that FT, and others, should not silence.
No remittances without representation!
Sir, you write “Poor government plagues Central America”, “Central America needs a bold gesture from the US”, FT April 22.Those migrants who often see no choice in life than to depart, with their family remittances produced their efforts far away from home, too often only help to keep in power those who caused them to depart.
An ambitious process such as that one referred to by FT, requires time to acquire political feasibility, and moments of sharp internal divisions might not be the best moment to find it.
In this respect I argue that to help the migrants acquire much more political representation in their homelands, would be a better place to start.
And the migrants sure have economic ammunition they could use. For some of these countries the GDP they help generate in e.g., USA, is larger than the whole GDP registered in their respective homeland.
March 24, 2021
If our pied-à-terre falls into the hands of a Climate Stability Board, we’re toast.
March 23, 2021
A new monetary order requires the old regulatory order.