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Aaron Chan1 hr ago6 min read

Works of Ch[Art]: Fed Circle-Jerk, Japan Bankrupt, Bears Sharpen Claws

A weekly helping of market commentary served on a bed of visualizations.

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PhoenixAgenda52 hrs ago7 min read

The Nigerian Fuel Scarcity Palaver 2.0 — Unbundling the Myth of Showman Ibe

So The Sartorial One decided to come “clean” on the issues behind the worst fuel scarcity crisis in the history of Nigeria and…

Mark Artherton3 hrs ago1 min read

Emerging Markets Tweets this week

Been working on the growth of working capital in China. Due to regulations A-shares have 4 months to report so the bulk wait until April….

Declan Elliott4 hrs ago2 min read

Absence of 21st Century Intellectuals

An early mentor of mine thought me to seek to explain instead of excuse when looking for answers. One topic which repeatedly surfaces in conversation since the financial crash of 2008 is why we have failed to learn from it and move on. The answer is visible and in…

Thiago Vieira6 hrs ago3 min read

Os ganhadores do livre comércio devem compensar os perdedores?

Os candidatos a políticos geralmente dizem que o governo deveria ajudar aqueles que são prejudicados pelo comércio internacional. Neste artigo, o economista afirma o contrário.

Alex Bunardzic in Free Code Camp7 hrs ago5 min read

The Age of Self-Serve is Coming to an End

The history of the human race is basically a history of technology.

rajeev lunkad8 hrs ago1 min read

The Tech Story Is Over

John Battelle

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Capitalism has been the bed rock of everything business has done since demise of imperialism, which off course ruled far longer than capitalism should… purely due the rapid iterations undergoing in out entire ecosystem (with mankind being one of the payers in the game not the game!) in a slightly longer time perspective, tech has destabilized…

Ali Sheikh13 hrs ago7 min read

Uncommon Economics of Facebook

Uncommon Economics is a series of posts that discusses the “uncommon” economic concepts behind everyday things in layman terms — from technology to friendships to the University of Chicago (where I studied Economics). In this post, I discuss the concept of Marginal Utility…