Why I am Self-Publishing My Next Book
I’m self-publishing my new book ‘Economorphics’ – and I’m happy to be doing it.
Category: United States
You Know that Migrant Flow Between the U.S. and Mexico? It’s Headed South..
As Mexico gets stronger economically, migrants are increasingly headed south. See my Globe and Mail Economy Lab blog
The Cost of the Great Recession Was High – and Is Still Growing
See My Globe & Mail Blog here
How the ‘Gig” Economy Can be Good for the Whole Economy…
Freelancing may be becoming a new norm – and that’s okay in an economic sense
A Bearish View on the U.S. (sorry but there you are..)
The U.S. economy is still in a precarious place
Should You Invest in Cities?
Boomers have moved into the cities – but that might not drive city growth forever.
Education is Pricey but Worth It
Going to university is pricey, but it still offers the biggest bang for the buck for most people.
Morning Note – China Data Will Cast Pall on Trading
China is adding to the gloom today – with the U.S. jobs figures still fresh in everyone’s minds, no wonder the expectations are building regarding Fed action.
My Top Five Things That Could Be a Problem ((I Didn’t Say Crisis) For the Global Economy
September really is like a New Year. Not only does school get into full swing, but everyone is back and work – and the real trading begins. Maybe that’s the reason that financial crises are more likely to start in the Autumn than in any other season. Let’s be clear: I am not looking for […]
Morning Note: It’s Bank of Canada Day!
Lots going on today…it is Bank of Canada Day in Canada, and the world is waiting for the European Central Bank meeting tomorrow.