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 Interest-Rate Outlook |
| The short rate, the long rate, and the Fed - 08/27/2025 |
| No institution in the field of economics receives more attention than the Federal Reserve, thanks to the almost unquestioning belief in its powers. But in recent decades, the economy's growth and inflation rates are more closely related to changes in the long rate of interest than the short. |
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Economy Watch |
| To boost the economy of the poor, reduce income tax on the rich - 07/31/2025 |
| It's an illusion to assume that the poor escape when income tax is paid by the rich on their behalf. The terms of trade between rich and poor are not set by government, but by market forces. And the burden of taxes is shifted across all income groups. Rough evidence indicates that, in effect, low income groups pay their full share of income tax. |
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| Briefing Points on the Global Market Outlook - 07/23/2025 |
| The intense level of uncertainty and geopolitical risk is consistently higher than for many years, partly because of conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East, and partly thanks to President Trump's pursuit of large tariff hikes on US imports. But overseas, the aggressive regimes of Russia and Iran are weakening in economic and military capability. |
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