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Tag: Sept 2017

A future secured

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When Mohamed Omar fled the threats that came with the insurgency in Somalia, a lot came with him. The Mint heard his story.  Mohamed Omar took a flight from his …

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Property Rights and Economic Development

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Western European gross domestic product per capita was about twenty times larger in 2003 than it was in 1700. Geoff Hodgson questions whether greater security in property rights really did …

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Sinking in the klepto- professional reign

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Capitalism needs to heal. But mounting greed among the professional classes is choking our post crash recovery. In the run up to the 2008 crisis, financial speculation was large, dominant …

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Rick Bookstaber Interview: A model agent

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Mainstream economics’ failure to predict the 2008 crash undermined the profession’s public credibility. There’s a new game in town that financial risk guru, Rick Bookstaber, has faith in. He shares …

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A second brush with royalty

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Professor Verity Bastion sees little cause to reflect on economic yester years and encounters a leading light in the black economy. So it looks like we are going to suffer …

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The attack on Dodd-Frank

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Rick Rowden lays out how Trump, Wall Street and the Republicans are committed to dismantling financial regulation in the US. Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation passed in the wake of the 2008 global financial …

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Paul Nicolson Interview: Scarred with episcopal incomprehension and other tales

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Paul Nicolson is a wine merchant, a minister and a lifetime battler for people who struggle to fight for themselves against the unjust and powerful. He had some stories for the The Mint. Paul’s family business …

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Volcanic Rock: are we prepared for the next eruption?

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Shrouded: Few knew what was brewing inside Northern Rock in 2007.  Ten years ago Northern Rock disappeared in a cloud of smoke and mirror practices, opacity and mistrust. Richard Murphy asks, …

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Regulating behaviour: time off for good conduct?

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The principles underpinning behavioural economics have been attracting legislators seeking to rein in the excesses of the financial sector. Are theymotivated by saving face, political gain or doing right by …

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Weird and wonderful

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What does a cocaine baron have to offer society? Self-confessed chief misfit, Alexa Clay, has seen the best in some of the worst. Somali pirates throw great parties. This we …

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