The EU’s New Data Protection Rules Are Already Hurting Europeans
Europe's new tech regulations are especially damaging to small companies, thus helping tech giants like Google.
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Brexit: May’s Way Is Not The Only Way
The UK's economy is stronger than the EU and never collapsed as a result of the Brexit vote — as was predicted — but the UK is oddly acting like it needs the EU.
Is Norway a Role Model for “Democratic Socialism”?
If Scandinavian countries are socialist, then so is the United States.
OPEC’s Dilemma
The challenge from now on for OPEC and for oil producers is not to seek artificial price inflation, but to improve efficiency.
Daniel Lacalle on Why Central Banks are Trapped
Jeff Deist and Daniel Lacalle discuss what rising interest rates will mean, and why academics and bankers are so clueless about the monetary side of financial markets.
Napolitano: The Feds Violate their Own Laws (and the Constitution) with Border Separations
Feds are reaching far beyond their limited Constitutional naturalization powers, and also violating state and federal laws.
Trade Tariffs Won’t Crash the World Economy, Monetary Policy Will
Many people fail to correctly distinguish between the causes and effects of price inflation and those of monetary inflation.
What’s Behind Trump’s Korea Agreement
Trump's Singapore Summit was really just a way for him to cede power in the region to the Koreas and to China.
Argentina’s Peso Collapse Is a Warning Sign
The recent collapse of the Argentine Peso and other emerging currencies doesn't bode well for the global economy.
The EU is Rotting (and Its Banks are Insolvent)
The EU’s precariousness will only be fully exposed by the next credit crisis and the ECB’s response to it, which will end up collapsing the euro.
