PASSING THE BUCK: PRICING POWER IS HIGHLY PRIZED ON WALL STREET / THE ECONOMIST

Passing the buck Pricing power is highly prized on Wall Street At the moment there is a glut Mcdonald’s has employed a “barbell” pricing str...

WHY INNOVATION COULD STOP INFLATION / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Why innovation could stop inflation Technological progress may be the most powerful disinflationary force in a changing world Rana Foroohar ...

A QUANTUM WALK DOWN WALL STREET / THE ECONOMIST

Buttonwood A quantum walk down Wall Street Lessons for finance from 20th-century physics Finance and physics have long been productive bedfe...

FED PICKS LEAVE OPEN QUESTION ON HOW CENTRAL BANK WILL REGULATE WALL STREET / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Fed Picks Leave Open Questions on How Central Bank Will Regulate Wall Street Renominated Chairman Jerome Powell says he will defer to Presid...

TODAY´S SHORTAGES COULD SOON BECOME TOMORROW´S GLUT / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Today’s Shortages Could Soon Become Tomorrow's Gluts History suggests that acute shortages can lead to overproduction, eventually bringi...

SHORTAGES ARE RELATIVE / JOHN MAULDIN´S WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

Shortages Are Relative By John Mauldin  In some simplistic economic theories, shortages never happen.  Supply and demand for any particu...