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Software Patents as Big Government

It occurs to me that the whole furore over patents in the software industry really revolves around the role of government in setting the regulatory ground rules for business and government’s influence in the private sector. A recent post in…

How to be a China bull

By Michael Pettis I recently “debated” twice with senior Chinese officials on the future prospects for China. In both cases they made the argument that Chinese growth rates were going to rise in the next few years and that the current deep…

Daily: Why George Osborne has failed

The lead article in today's links is from Seumas Milne in the Guardian on George Osborne's failure to deliver on his promises as UK Chancellor of the Exchequer. If you recall, the platform that Osborne championed was one of voluntary cuts…

A Copernican Turn in Macro

We have reached end-of-paradigm – the final failure of microeconomics masquerading as macro. The solution, the new macro paradigm, requires monetary literacy and numeracy. And this can only be achieved by removing the conceptual blinders by…

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