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Commentary In Part 1, I suggested a weaker dollar may not lead to the bullish outcomes many investors expect ...

No actively managed stock or bond funds outperformed the market convincingly and regularly over the last five years. Index funds have generally been better

No actively managed stock or bond funds outperformed the market convincingly and regularly over the last five years. Index funds have generally been better.

There are several routine practices that you can incorporate into your financial life which will help you manage your money more effectively.

The country’s “top economists” are incompetent in monetary matters, grossly so.

Following on from my piece yesterday, here are a few more examples of progressive ideas from the Right.

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Opinion - You may have seen the news: In its attempts to tackle inflation, the Reserve Bank is going to increase unemployment.

Economic barriers between countries are growing. The world is less "flat" than it used to be, in the sense of being a free-fire zone for capitalist trade and investment with negligible barriers to surmount at borders. It is more "multipolar", in the sense of differentiated political and economic networks, each with its own centre or centres. How far has this gone? What, in more exact terms, are the trends? What should socialists make of it?