Sitemap - 2018 - Tony's newsletter: Long and variable

Whatever Powell says, the Fed can't avoid taking political considerations into account.

What is the best Brexit outcome for the SNP?

King's Bloomberg bloopers

Legitimacy somersaults

An optimistic forecast concerning the inconsistent ambitions of Lexiters and Brexiters

Why Brexit is so much more problematic than the financial crisis of 2008

If you can't beat them, join them: Remainers try their hand at attacks on the civil service.

Next time do QE with a Treasury twist, not central bank money-printing?

Guest post by Will Bott: on the democratic legitimacy of a second referendum

Brexit was not really a neoliberal project, whatever that is

Will Ireland back down over the border?

Will the Fed Trump the President or vice versa?

Did I just accidentally blog about the validity of a radical centrist party in the UK?

Je ne Bregret rien

Was poor post crisis macro performance all central banks' fault?

How big a deal is No Deal? We have no idea.

Philip Lane should not be making comments on Irish tax policy

New Statesman post on Labour's 3% target for the BoE

Times article on capitalism

2% wasn't an 'arbitrary number' Neel

UK's MPC vote. Does going from 7-2 to 6-3 mean a hike is coming sooner than we thought?

Social care funding, inheritance tax and hypothecation

Interest rate forecasts, again

MPC's discussions on publishing forward interest rates

Democracy's vortex

Eurozone monetary and fiscal policy

What did Monty Python metaphors ever do for us?

A neo-Fisherian experiment that hedges its New Keynesian bets

Phillips Curve bashing and immaculate inflation

Konig-Krugman fiat fundamentalism and Bitcoin

Bloomberg View column on BoE fan charts

1p/2p/.../£50 = a/b/.../c as a nominal anchor that does not require measuring the price level

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Alphaville post on the Venezuelan Petro

MPC not as split over £ as they made themselves out to be

New Statesman blogs on 2nd Referendum and the inevitable bad politics of Brexit

Changing unconditional BoE forecasts don't mean we should take Brexit impact studies with a pinch of salt

Monetary policy insurance from the Trump tax cut / Corbyn splurge

Greenspan Putlessness

Would a 2nd referendum be more likely to be won by Remain

Brexit and the analysis of its economic consequences: iteration 2

The death of the Bitcoin coder

Bitcoin and the underpinning of illicit fundamentals