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Who should lead the Economy, The Markets or Government
By Peter B. Meyer, November 10, 2012 A market economy is a system allocating resources based only on the interaction of market resources such as supply and demand. A true market economy is free of...
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Germans become doubtful about the ECB
By Peter B. Meyer – 14th of November 2012Since 2000, were two crises - the dot-com bubble in 2002, and the housing bubble in 2008, soon there will be third as result of too much public debt and...
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Hayek, Keynes and the Pharaoh were not that stupid
By Peter B. Meyer – 18th of November 2012 Nothing the government undertakes will solve the nations’ financial problems. The debts and deficits are too large. Even if tax receipts were doubled, the...
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New Socialism
By Peter B. Meyer – 21st November 2012 When adjusted for debt and inflation, it is discovered people haven’t gotten any richer at all. They may have become more affluent. And, some individuals have...
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Disasters provide no economic growth
(C)Polyp.org.uk By Peter B. Meyer – 5th of December 2012 Contrary to the general opinion; disasters don’t provide any economic growth or any wealth advantage. The U.S. government announced that gross...
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GDP growth is phony baloney
By Peter B. Meyer – 12th of December 2012 Debt only can be repaid if the economy grows. And as that is not going to happen, the road ahead will be problematic. Growth is over because consumers bought...
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Kondratieffs, Super Bubble
By Peter B. Meyer - 26th of December 2012 The Russian economist Kondratieff discovered, that economic cycles are more powerful than government. And, while government can alter the impact of a smaller...
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Growth
By Peter B. Meyer – 2nd of January 2013 Since the days of Bismarck, money is taken from citizens and paid back in the form of various social spending programs. The ever-successful politicians allow...
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Insane Central Bankers
By Peter B. Meyer – 15th of January 2012 Since 2000, we have had three crises - one the dot-com bubble, the next the housing bubble, and the latest the financial blowup. As this financial crisis gets...
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The end of the Petrodollar
By Peter B. Meyer – 6th of February 2013 With Washington turning up the printing presses and low interest rates, China understands staying in Treasuries for the long term is a losing proposition....
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