Last week Economic Principals emailed and posted an unedited version of A Doppelgänger for Keynes? The page was full of typos (since replaced on the Web by the edited version). EP had been distracted earlier in the day and wasn’t paying attention. Two good things emerged from the mix-up. The week before, I had compared […]

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15.04.2024

It Is What It Is: The war in Ukraine did not have to happen. - Economic Principals

Economic Principals has followed developments in Russia at a distance since 1989; more closely since 1991, when the Soviet Union dissolved; with active interest since 1996, when Boris Yeltsin was re-elected; with hopes since 1999, when Vladimir Putin was appointed; with curiosity since 2007, when Putin condemned America’s invasion of Iraq; with shock since 2008, […]

Economic Principals

10.05.2024

Phase Change - Economic Principals

I have been writing once a week for forty years, and if I weren’t writing a book about some of the changes in economics that have occurred over that time, I’d keep writing it. Instead, I’ll wrap up the weekly in order to finish the book. The first twenty years were easy. With a thoroughly […]

Economic Principals

10.05.2024

Settling Up - Economic Principals

This is the final weekly edition of Economic Principals. A new monthly version will commence Sunday June 2, and thereafter arrive on the first Sunday of each month. The new letter will feel its way to a different form, longer and more expansive. Content? More of the same. This change creates a quandary for paid […]

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What Comes Next? Longevity leads to inattention. - Economic Principals

It Is What It Is: The war in Ukraine did not have to happen. - Economic Principals

Phase Change - Economic Principals

Settling Up - Economic Principals

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