Economics
How Bitcoin helps reduce Poverty
Many love to say how fixing poverty is a simple matter of reallocation. It is not. It is better to [...]
Q&A/Written Interview — The answers — Part 4
I shall continue answering in order. The original questions are posted here. And, you may see responses in part 1. And [...]
Q&A/Written Interview — The answers — Part 3
The original questions are posted here. And, you may see responses in part 1. And the last post for part [...]
Are the Poor Exploited?
In 2012, the US trade with Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) came to a total of $48 billion [1] as a combination [...]
Q&A/Written Interview — The answers — Part 2
I shall continue answering in order. The original questions are posted here. And, you may see yesterday’s responses in part [...]
Q&A/Written Interview — The answers — Part 1
I have been asked to do an AMA and will answer the questions posed to me. In total, I have [...]
Equality
Some argue that capitalism fails as it does not lead to equality. That is a fallacy we need to avoid. [...]
Keynesian flaws.
Now, it is generally taken [1] by rational economists without an agenda (and even most of the honest ones with [...]
The 1937 Crash
Social security was the start of a crash every bit as large as the 1929 stock market correction. Yet, this [...]
A diatribe on Bitcoin, Trust and the economy of security (redux)
It was April 27th, 2013 when I first published an earlier version of this, and it is timely to start [...]
Repudiation
Non-repudiation is the process of ensuring that the parties to a transaction cannot deny (this is repudiate) that a transaction [...]
Death and taxes, it is time to kill off mythical beasts
I have a hard lesson for many people within the bitcoin and crypto currency community and that is that tax [...]