Monetary Policy

Discover how 18th-century economist John Law's revolutionary but flawed ideas on paper currency led to economic instability and collapse.

An in-depth analysis of global stock market trends and their underlying drivers over centuries.

The American stock market's remarkable growth from 1964 to 2007 reflects a complex interplay of factors including sustained economic growth, favorable monetary policies, and increased investor confidence.

A historical analysis of the Dow 36,000 thesis by economists James K. Glassman and Kevin A. Hassett, examining market trends, investor behavior, and economic fundamentals.

The 20th century US stock market's stagnation followed by a significant bull run, driven by factors like technological innovations and globalization.

The Bond Market's Influence on Global Finance is a complex topic that shapes economic policies and influences international relations.

Explore how changes in technology, globalization, and monetary policy have contributed to a decline in inflation rates over the past few decades.

The global bond market's vulnerability to inflation is rooted in fixed-income investments tied to interest rates rather than changes in inflation.

Exploring the complexities of hyperinflation, its causes and consequences on economies worldwide.

Explore the causes and effects of hyperinflation in Europe during World War I and its lasting impact on economies.

Understanding the mechanisms of inflation and its far-reaching consequences on economic stability and social cohesion.

War Finance and Hyperinflation during World War I: Causes, Consequences, and Lessons Learned

The Monetary Roots of Inflation during World War I Era, a study on how governments and central banks contributed to high levels of inflation through short-term borrowing and monetary expansion.

The Confederate Monetary Crisis explores the devastating consequences of the South's decision to print unbacked paper dollars during the American Civil War, leading to economic collapse and contributing to its defeat.

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.

The rise of bond market influence in shaping economic policy during Bill Clinton's presidency.

Understand the role of credit and debt in economic development, from medieval banking systems to modern central banks.

Explore the decline of fiat currency and its impact on purchasing power through historical context and comparisons.

Explore the history of modern finance, from the gold standard to globalization, and understand its complex impact on global economic stability.

Explore how the late 19th and early 20th centuries saw a shift towards central banking and deposit concentration in most advanced economies.