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Outlook for the World Economy
Many erroneously believe that we are heading into a sustained
The looming end of Quantitative Easing?
Since the ‘Panic of March 2020’, the financial markets have
2021: The year of the Black Swans?
A “Black Swan” is best defined as an unforecastable, low-probability,
Q-Review 3/2021: Zombification and the coming inflation shock
We have been emphasizing the fragility of the global economy
Is hyperinflation on the horizon?
From time-to-time historically, national authorities have resorted to financing by
Are Central Bank Digital Currencies a threat to the financial system?
Recently there has been an increased interest in digital currencies.
When does the coronavirus pandemic end?
Probably the most pressing question in the world currently is:
Our December 2020 forecasts for the World Economy
Because of the current extraordinary political and economic situation of
The mystery of the stagnated productivity growth
In late 2017 we reported, as probably the first macroanalytic
Can the world economy ‘Japanificate’?
Now that the first serious mutation of the Coronavirus has
Q-Review 12/2020: The Aftermath of the Coronavirus
How will the coronavirus pandemic alter our economies? It has
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