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MoneyWeek roundup: How to play irrational markets
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[MoneyWeek] - By James McKeigue Apr 06, British economist John Maynard Keynes noted that “the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent". Keynes died in but events this week have shown that markets are as irrational as ever.
Is Brighton the next Maastricht?
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[BBC News] - The summit at the grandiose Omni Mount Washington Resort, in the summer of 1944, dealt with planning how to rebuild the global economy when World War II ended. Attendees included the British economist John Maynard Keynes and US Treasury Secretary Henry
Google News: How the US Became Banker to the Post-War World (Part 3)
[Bloomberg] - In the 1930s, British economist John Maynard Keynes originally made the case for stimulating a slow economy by increasing government spending or cutting taxes. Either would put money in people's hands, increase overall demand and boost economic
Google News: Abandoning Gold Helped Dollar Gain Preeminence (Part 2)
[Bloomberg] - British economist John Maynard Keynes, however, had a competing vision. At the conference, he argued for, among other things, the creation of an international currency for central banks, known as “bancor,” which would be managed by a new international
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