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  • Japanese Industrial Production Crashes Most Since 2011 Tsunami

    While we are sure this will not deter Japanese officialdom from declaring that QQE and NIRP is working and that the deflation-mindset is being beaten, the fact is that when February’s 6.2% collapse in Japanese industrial production is compared to the devastatingly poor plunge aftwer March 2011’s quake, tsusnami, and nuclear ‘event’, something has gone […]Read More
  • Price Controls May Be On the Way

    Submitted by Paul-Martin Foss via The Mises Institute, If you thought negative interest rates were as bad as it could get with central banks, you might be in for a surprise. Central banks have been so spectacularly unsuccessful with their accommodative monetary policies that they are discussing pulling out all the stops to get the […]
  • This (Crashing) Trend Is Not Your Friend

    Despite Yellen’s best efforts today to basically dismiss any and all data as irrelevant going forward in The Fed’s decision-making process, we suspect all eyes (and algos) will be firmly glued to this week’s payrolls’ data. Will it be another record month for Obama to crow about? Will Mark Zandi do the “told you so […]Read More
  • (Poor) Judgment Matters – Hillary’s “Inconsequential” Emails

    Indications are that the federal probe investigating the possible mishandling of classified materials on Hillary Clinton’s private email server while she served as Secretary of State is winding down.  And so far, neither the FBI nor the prosecutorial staff at the Justice Department has come up with information that point to Hillary or her aides […]
  • Kachikwu’s Gaffe, Tinubu’s Blast And Nigeria’s Pain, By Laz Ude Eze

    On Easter Sunday, I observed a mild drama at the NNPC mega fuel station around the Katampe section of Kubwa expressway Abuja, Nigeria. I had rushed to the station around 11.00 a.m. immediately after church service hoping to buy petrol within an hour but was on the fuel queue for more than two hours. When […]
  • FG Will Reduce Poverty Through The NASCO Programme

    Minister of Budget and National Planning, Senator Udo Udoma has announced that the Federal Government has promised to reduce poverty in the country to the barest minimum. The minister said government is currently fine-tunning a reform agenda for the social protection sector that will ensure an all-inclusive growth and poverty reduction. This reform according to […]
  • Pretty Much Everyone Regrets Going to Law School

    If you could go back in time and stop yourself from going to law school, would you? If you answered “Hell yes,” you’re not alone. A recent survey shows that most law grads regret going to law school. Why is law school such a universally regrettable mistake? We’ve got some ideas. Law School Regret by […]Read More
  • Split Court Deadlocks on Public Unions, Shifts on Birth Control

    Ladies and gentlemen, this is what an out-of-balance Supreme Court looks like. Today, a deadlocked Court issued a one sentence ruling in Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association, an important and highly-anticipated case about agency fees for public employee unions. Perhaps to avoid a similar outcome in a challenge to Obamacare contraception rules, the Court also […]