Fiscal Policy in the United States: A Study of Budget Deficits and Bond Market Reactions
An in-depth study of US fiscal policy under the Bush administration, exploring budget deficits, bond market reactions, and implications for economic growth.
Politics
The Mechanisms of Inflation: A Study on the Seizure of Wealth
Understanding the mechanisms of inflation and its far-reaching consequences on economic stability and social cohesion.
The Rothschild Banking Dynasty and the Politics of War
Explore the rise of the Rothschild banking dynasty in 19th century Europe and their significant influence on politics through financial power.
The Financial Consequences of the Dutch Revolt
The Dutch Revolt against Spanish rule had significant financial implications for both nations, with the establishment of innovative securities and a substantial growth in debt.
Raising Capital through Royal Debt: A Comparative Analysis of French and Spanish Financing Strategies
A comparative analysis of French and Spanish royal debt financing strategies in the 16th-17th centuries highlights tensions between rulers and local authorities.
The Bond Market and Government Policy
The bond market's power lies in its ability to punish governments with higher borrowing costs, creating a feedback loop that can have far-reaching implications for the economy and society.