Fiscal Economics – Page 5 – The Liberal Globe

Gold is a formidable monetary weapon – the mysteries of Fort Knox and China

March 27, 2025

One of the most significant long-term effects of this War in Ukraine, regardless of when a peaceful settlement is reached, will be on gold…

Debt restructuring using tariffs is a risk for the dollar

March 27, 2025

The successful Plaza Accord of the 1985s is now apparently serving as inspiration for the administration of US President Donald Trump, as it seeks…

US debt is unsustainable – at 200% if tax cuts become permanent

March 27, 2025

The US debt is the enduring nightmare of Donald Trump’s economic policy… His presidency, after all, will be judged by whether he deals with…

Rescheduling the maturities of US debt securities and Linking the dollar to gold

February 27, 2025

After the geopolitical earthquakes caused by the US’s reorientation of its stance on Ukraine and its rapprochement with Russia, a new earthquake is being…

Trump administration cuts borrowing costs in two ways: Musk’s DOGE in spending and cheaper energy

February 20, 2025

By sidelining the Federal Reserve in order to lower borrowing costs for Americans, the Donald Trump administration says it will reduce government spending and…

Can Bitcoin foreign exchange reserves prevent a US bankruptcy?

January 30, 2025

President Donald Trump has taken bold steps to position the United States as the global leader in the cryptocurrency industry. One of his first…

Trump will crush the dollar to revive the US economy

January 23, 2025

The new US administration will sail into uncharted waters to address the ongoing economic decline, as President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly pointed out –…

Europe’s Welfare State: expensive and ineffective

January 23, 2025

European states have the largest welfare systems among OECD members and among the most expensive in the world, symbolizing the post-war social democratic social…

Banks’ exposure to government debt will bring economic collapse

January 16, 2025

Crises are never caused by excessive exposure of businesses and individuals to risky assets. Crises can only happen when investors, governments and households accumulate…