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Martin Hutchinson

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  • 1 week ago | tbwns.com | Martin Hutchinson

    As Israel starts a war with Iran, and the U.S. considers how deeply involved it wants to get, one lesson from history is abundantly clear. Wars cost hugely in direct physical devastation, yes, but they also have a huge hidden economic cost, in distorting the market and encouraging policymakers to seize further power and narrow the economic space in which the market can operate.

  • 2 weeks ago | tbwns.com | Martin Hutchinson

    When you look at the arc of global industrial progress and the emergence of new technology, one decade stands out: the 1880s. That decade saw the arrival of electric light and power, which revolutionized everyone’s lives.

  • 3 weeks ago | tbwns.com | Martin Hutchinson

    President Trump has proposed to privatize the two housing finance agencies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, now in public ownership after their collapse in 2008. While the fisc might benefit in the short term from such a deal, the risk to taxpayers of a second collapse and bailout is high, for risk correlation reasons I will explain.

  • 4 weeks ago | tbwns.com | Martin Hutchinson

    President Trump’s threat to remove Harvard’s ability to take international students is appropriate. The university has admitted far too many dozy offspring of the Chinese Politburo and has allowed intellectual standards to collapse into a morass of woke incoherence. The first sign of sharp decline, as far back as 2006, was the university’s firing of its then President, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, for offenses against wokery.

  • 1 month ago | tbwns.com | Martin Hutchinson

    In research for my forthcoming book on global industrialization, I have been examining recently the career of the Japanese business titan Eiichi Shibusawa (1840-1931). Shibusawa, still something of a national hero in Japan, was effective head of the Dai-Ichi Bank from its founding in 1873 until 1917.

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