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Jim Rickards

The Tug of War Between Inflation and Deflation

The Tug of War Between Inflation and Deflation

In the US economy, there is a tug of war between inflation and deflation — and it only appears stable. This presents a conundrum most economists do not understand…

By Jim Rickards, Wednesday, 21 April 2021

Going for the Overdose — Stimulus Reopening the Economy

Going for the Overdose — Stimulus Reopening the Economy

Too much stimulus could quickly be corrected by the Fed through rate increases. The too little stimulus might put the economy in another recession and a deflationary rut…

By Jim Rickards, Wednesday, 14 April 2021

The Fed is Always Guessing — Explosion of Debt and Money Supply

The Fed is Always Guessing — Explosion of Debt and Money Supply

What was the Fed to make of this explosion of debt and money supply? Both were part of the environment in which the Fed was to target the real rate of interest…

By Jim Rickards, Tuesday, 13 April 2021

The Distorted World of Prices

The Distorted World of Prices

Finance is a mirror to society, a medium through which all human activity that makes up a complex economy can be measured. The prices of goods and services, from restaurant meals to new clothes, tell us something about the supply and demand for those items. If a particular toy becomes the must-have children’s gift for […]

By Jim Rickards, Tuesday, 13 April 2021

Rise of the (SDR) — IMF Issuing New SDRs To Help Fight Pandemic

Rise of the (SDR) — IMF Issuing New SDRs To Help Fight Pandemic

International Monetary Fund (IMF) can print a kind of world money called the special drawing right (SDR) and hand it out to the 190 countries around the world that are IMF members…

By Jim Rickards, Wednesday, 07 April 2021

What Is Biden’s Team Up to? — The Biden Administration

What Is Biden’s Team Up to? — The Biden Administration

Brief summary of actions mostly by executive order that the Biden administration has taken in a mere 10 days. Some of these will have a significant economic impact; others are less important…

By Jim Rickards, Wednesday, 24 March 2021

Modern Monetary Theory — The Dangers and the Impact on Markets

Modern Monetary Theory — The Dangers and the Impact on Markets

MMT stands for Modern Monetary Theory. We have to understand MMT so we can see its impact on markets and the dangers it may present if it is pursued much longer…

By Jim Rickards, Thursday, 11 March 2021

The Obsession With MMT — Modern Monetary Theory

The Obsession With MMT — Modern Monetary Theory

If you have not yet heard of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), you will soon. If you’ve heard of it but don’t know what it means, join the club. There are only a handful of experts who really understand MMT.

By Jim Rickards, Wednesday, 10 March 2021

2020 Economy: The Worst Year Since World War Two. What’s Next?

2020 Economy: The Worst Year Since World War Two. What’s Next?

We just finished the worst economic year since the Second World War. What’s next? The final numbers on the economy for 2020 are in (subject to the usual adjustment processes). In the US, GDP growth for 2020 was negative 3.5%. How bad was that? It was worse than 2009, when growth collapsed about 2.4%. It was worse […]

By Jim Rickards, Thursday, 25 February 2021

The New Great Depression with Jim Rickards — Economic Consequences

The New Great Depression with Jim Rickards — Economic Consequences

Jim Rickards speaks to chief editor of The Daily Reckoning Australia, Shae Russell about his new best selling book – The New Great Depression. He provides an overview of what the book is about and goes on to discuss the extensive research behind the book. Jim also talks about the specific points he covers within […]

By Jim Rickards, Monday, 15 February 2021

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