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1 Apr 2021 14 minute read 1 comment BitcoinGordon
Only 21 Million Ever To Be Mined: Is this inflation, deflation, neither, and does it even matter? Ah, Bitcoin. Satoshi's coin is the one that maxi's love to love, and other-coin-maxi's love to hate. It uses too much energy. It's slow. It's TX fees ar...
26 Mar 2021 3 minute read 14 comments Stuart Hollinger
Study of UBI — Stuart Universal basic income will most likely be required for the future because of the increasing disparity between jobs and the rising number of people struggling to make ends meet. This is not a crazy theory. The argument could...
25 Mar 2021 2 minute read 0 comments AverageVancouverite
The 400 meter-long (1312 feet) MV Ever Given, a Panamanian-flagged cargo shipped owned by Japanese firm Shoei Kisen KK leased out to Taiwan's Evergreen Marine Corp, ran aground in the Suez Canal, blocking one of the world's busiest shipping routes. T...
24 Mar 2021 2 minute read 0 comments Reel Out Deep
We don't live so much in nations or states anymore. Well, yeah, we do. But, who runs them? And what kind of society is it? Capitalism has historically been synonymous with corporations. Yet the power of corporations has taken over any other meaning o...
24 Mar 2021 3 minute read 7 comments Stuart Hollinger
Underconsumption and Overproduction — Stuart inflation can’t be avoided because underconsumption is an inevitable phenomenon. For instance, the overproduction of cotton caused by the invention of the cotton gin created periodic economic panics in t...
22 Mar 2021 2 minute read 0 comments Stuart Hollinger
Inquiring into value — Stuart Value in monetary terms is required for society’s to operate because it is a measure of the benefits that are produced. Therefore, we have the ability to measure the worth of the cash in terms of what it can produce. O...
20 Mar 2021 4 minute read 0 comments Stuart Hollinger
Refining The Community Reinvestment Act — Stuart Ownerless liquidity is the ultimate arbitrator in a world of infinite potential. It is a natural law in its own right. It is not a consequence of the lack of regulation. Ownerless liquidity can provide...
18 Mar 2021 3 minute read 0 comments Juan Molina
The year 2010. With its rising economy and state-owned corporations seeking to expand globally, China set its sights on geographic area, a locality starved for capital however wealthy in natural resources that the Asian large lacked. The result: a re...
12 Mar 2021 1 minute read 0 comments AverageVancouverite
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), goods exports from the United Kingdom to the European Union dropped by 40.7% in January while imports fell by 28.8%, marking the largest drop since records began in 1997. The ONS says that the dr...
23 Feb 2021 3 minute read 2 comments elpis
Markets have started fearing inflation. Inflation should have made a visible impact 6 months ago had Fed & ECB did not resort to more printing of bills. Let us remind ourselves why we are in this situation we are in? There is a virus that apparently...
