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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-12 17:48:44 -

How can inflation be controlled?
How Can Inflation Be Controlled? There is a peculiar ritual repeated in every collapsing fiat society. Prices rise. Politicians express concern. Central bankers appear before cameras wearing the facial expression of undertakers. Economists publish charts full of arrows and colored gradients. And then, as if participating in some ancient liturgy, the public is informed that inflation is caused...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-15 20:05:48 -

How Do Banks Affect the Economy?
How Do Banks Affect the Economy? The modern man believes banks store money. This is a charming fiction, repeated so often it has acquired the status of civic religion. Parents tell it to children. Economists tell it to freshmen. Politicians tell it to voters. But the balance sheet tells another story entirely. Banks do not merely store money. They manufacture it. That distinction changes...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-12 17:30:41 -

How does inflation affect people?
How Does Inflation Affect People? There is a peculiar form of theft that modern societies have normalized so thoroughly that most victims never identify the culprit. A worker labors for forty years, saves diligently, avoids excess, and believes prudence itself is a form of security. Yet by retirement, the purchasing power of those savings has quietly deteriorated. The money remains numerically...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-18 20:35:30 -

How is economic performance measured?
How Is Economic Performance Measured? There is a peculiar superstition at the heart of modern economics. Entire governments, central banks, universities, and media organizations have convinced themselves that a nation can be understood through a handful of aggregates produced by bureaucratic agencies with seasonal adjustments and statistical smoothing. Every quarter, traders stare at screens...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-21 19:35:41 -

How should I manage money in this economy?
How Should I Manage Money in This Economy? There is a peculiar absurdity to modern life. A young engineer earning more nominal dollars than his father ever did cannot afford the house his father bought on a single income. A physician, after ten years of training, leases luxury instead of owning capital. Entire households survive not through production, but through refinancing. Governments...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-21 19:34:39 -

Is it a good time to save or spend?
Is It a Good Time to Save or Spend? There is a peculiar insanity to modern economic life: the harder people work to become financially secure, the more financially fragile they become. A generation ago, saving money was considered an act of prudence. Today, it is treated almost as a pathology. Central bankers openly fear savers. Governments quietly punish them. Financial media ridicules them....

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-09 04:33:01 -

What causes high prices?
What Causes High Prices? Walk into a grocery store after a central bank has spent a decade manufacturing money from nothing and you will hear the same exhausted sentence repeated with liturgical regularity: everything is getting expensive. The phrase sounds harmless. Neutral. Meteorological. As though prices rise the way rain falls. No culprit. No mechanism. No human hand. But prices do not...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-15 20:15:45 -

Why Do Currencies Change Value?
Why Do Currencies Change Value? There is perhaps no greater modern superstition than the belief that money is stable because governments declare it so. People imagine the dollar to be worth a dollar because the paper says “one dollar,” much as medieval peasants once imagined a king ruled by divine right because a priest anointed him. Yet the market, with its relentless...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-14 15:29:55 -

Why do interest rates go up?
Why Do Interest Rates Go Up? There is something almost theological in the way modern people discuss interest rates. When rates are low, journalists write as if prosperity has been ordained. When rates rise, politicians behave like medieval priests confronted with drought. Television economists furrow their brows, central bankers release statements written in the sterile dialect of bureaucratic...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-05-12 17:32:15 -

Why is everything getting more expensive?
Why Is Everything Getting More Expensive? There is a peculiar humiliation in buying eggs. Not luxury watches. Not waterfront property in Monaco. Eggs. A few years ago, I remember standing in a grocery store aisle staring at a carton whose price had doubled in less than eighteen months. The store had not improved the eggs. Chickens had not suddenly enrolled in engineering school. Nothing...

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