Insights
Administering monetary medicine
Clinical research has found that a doctor’s reassurance promotes health outcomes and healing. With central banks, it is the same. […]
Month: September 2019
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Debt-financed infrastructure spending won’t solve Germany’s problems
It must indeed be tempting to binge on infrastructure spending as Berlin can now borrow for 30 years at a negative interest rate of 0.11 percent. But should the Germans do so? […]
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When comedy meets ignorance
The prospect of a new Taika Waititi movie is usually a reason for joyful anticipation. However, watching the trailer of Jojo Rabbit and reading the first reviews left me appalled. […]
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The constitutional case for Boris Johnson
I am generally a fan of direct democracy, but even I have to concede that it is logically impossible to combine Westminster-style democracy with referenda. […]