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great book. No other can be better to get real economic principles. If you add "Free to choose" you get a great deal of economics.

Interesting..............but what's your point??

I have an MBA in Finance. Such a thing will always be in demand. Whatever education you have...........................you will always have. Not so much with other things.

GREAT POST Technology has enabled countries to exchange factors of production like never before in history. That is why the tech sector has suffered so much, it is the easiest one to outsource. Outsourcing nothing else but one party benefiting at the expense of the other. Imagine...

sad just sad :(

200 shares...........................5:1 ratio.

No problem: Let say you buy a bond at 1000 par value at 5% with a convertible clause of 5:1. Meaning your 1000 par value bond can give you 200 stocks. Currently the stock is selling for 4.50. THIS IS THE DATA. Now, if at the present market rate your bond has a value of 1000 but the conversion...

It is just a question about the yield. Regardless of what the interest rate is bond prices fluctuate to reflect the true market yield. Bond prices and interest rates are inversely correlated. Obviously if you are trying to speculate I suggest you go short on the bond as interest rate increase...

Every now and then I hear/read about guys who virtually support anarchy. Others argue for liberty or libertarianism. I still can't draw a line between libertarianism and anarchy. There are little organizations in this country against government.........assuming we have too much government...

Indeed..................

I am discussed by everybody's comments here. You are victims of politics. You sold your intellect for 10 billion against trillions expend everywhere. I would love to see these same comments if you were to lose your job. How about the two wars, the bailouts, the waste everywhere. 10...

I wonder if you will still agree when you lose your job.

Nice article. Thank you.

Radical thoughts on 19th Street A higher inflation target for central banks would be a bad idea Feb 18th 2010 | From The Economist print edition EVEN in economics, the guardians of orthodoxy are not given to capricious changes of mind. So when economists at the IMF question received...

That would be the beginning of the end of corporatism.

You are missing the point. This is not about the car industry, but I used as an example to demonstrate how this industry has change the quality of its product thanks to cheap credit.

I agree, but why (for example) cars use to last more than 3 decades just fine, and now their life expectancy has been reduced to just one. I think debt economics has enable the real productive economy to design products with a shorter useful life. If I am not wrong, cars used to be able to...

' You are right about that

Debt Economy vs. Real Economy…no so different…… I will try to keep this simple. And pardon my bad English. The US economy has relied on huge debt to fuel its massive economic growth. Since 1971 there is virtually no restrain on the amount of money and the types of moneys...

I think it fuels the UNIVERSE.