I am a big fan of US economist and academic Glenn Loury . He is smart, honest and well-articulated. He is also not afraid of an intellectual scrap if he stumbles upon one. He is an indispensable public commentator and intellectual whose ideas and influence go far beyond the confines of race, and as

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Things to think about #6 - An Irish murder mystery, global fertility and the Armas Substack — Alpha Sources.CV

I’ve recently spent ten days on the lovely Adriatic coast on Croatia. It is the second time I have holidayed in the country, and I wasn’t disappointed. Its inviting coastline—especially between Split and Dubrovnik—is as good a retreat for sun and relaxation as anywhere in southern Europe’s other mor

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All Change? — Alpha Sources.CV

A blog post about the the shift in market sentiment in response to the US non-farm payroll report for July 2024, and what it might mean for the wider global economy, markets and data over the next few months.

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The fertility wars — Alpha Sources.CV

The political flurry in the US over the virtues of parenthood and a high birth rate is part of a much larger cultural moment in which the debate on the significance of falling global fertility is pitting two increasingly militant and unyielding sides against each other. We have trade wars , cu

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