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Leonard Pokrovski

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How Central Banks Control the Economy
How Central Banks Control the Economy There is perhaps no institution in modern economic life more powerful, more opaque, or more intellectually protected than the central bank. Kings once clipped coins. Emperors once debased silver. Modern democracies have achieved something far more sophisticated: they have outsourced monetary manipulation to committees of economists in expensive suits,...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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How long do recessions last?
How Long Do Recessions Last? Economic downturns possess a peculiar quality: while they are happening, they feel permanent. Factories close. Credit contracts. Newspapers begin speaking in the language of emergency. Politicians discover sudden convictions about fiscal restraint they somehow lacked during the boom. Families postpone purchases. Businesses postpone hiring. Everyone waits for...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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What happens when interest rates rise?
The Price of Time: What Happens When Interest Rates Rise? There is no more consequential price in modern economies than the interest rate. Wheat has a price. Oil has a price. Labor has a price. But interest rates determine the price of time itself — the premium placed on present goods over future goods, on consumption over saving, on immediacy over patience. When central banks raise...

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What is a recession?
What Is a Recession? There is a peculiar ritual that modern societies perform whenever the economy begins to weaken. Politicians deny it. Economists redefine it. Central bankers explain it away. Journalists soften the language with euphemisms. And ordinary people, sensing the deterioration long before official confirmation, quietly begin to change their behavior. They postpone purchases. They...

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