Many of these people literally helped to build the system we all now rely upon, and now they are holding cash, gold and other assets our of fear that stocks will crash and digital instruments of wealth could be undermined, compromised or have their balance destroyed. The FTSE 100 smashed 6,900 for the first time this year in afternoon trade, enjoying its highest close in more than 14 months.
Despite spending much of the day in negative territory a late surge in oil prices and a flurry of M&A chatter helped the blue chip index touch a fresh 2016 high. I had just recited "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost in a giant auditorium in Mumbai, India. After five years of a brutal bear market, gold and gold miners are finally having a huge rebound, and investor Chen Lin, writer of the popular newsletter What is Chen Buying?
One of my regular readers has raised the important subject of Say's law, the denial of which both Keynesian and modern monetarists are emphatic. They need this fundamental axiom to be untrue to justify state stimulation of aggregate demand. The basis of post-Keynesian economic stimulation assumes a breakdown between consumption and production can occur, and the correct response is for government to step in and revive failing demand. This article revisits this subject, explains where Keynes went wrong, redefines the law to include money as a good, and explains why supply-side is less destructive than demand management. Many a-list celebs have tones of fame but their fortunes are small potatoes compared to these folks, the billionaires. The story of millionaire Simon Cowell, who dropped out of school at 15, worked for Sony BMG and EMI Music.
Our roundtable guests talk about their roles as agents and being acknowledged by their clients. The world knows Valeria Lukyanova as the girl who turned herself into a real-life Barbie doll. According to Greek media reports, the government in Athens is attempting to organize a summit of Southern European countries in early September, just days before a scheduled EU-wide conference in Bratislava.
But central banks' bond purchases and ultralow interest rates mean that distortions are rife. Either Say's law is right and state intervention is economically disruptive, or if it's wrong modern economists are right to ignore it and progress their science beyond it.
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