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The January issue of Austrian Investment Monthly is up. This month we spotlight commodities, with a detour for the mysterious predictive abilities of [...]

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Investment analysis has picked up an unfortunate habit from economists — splitting analysis into “Micro” and “Macro” halves. A typical Micr [...]

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Investment analysis has picked up an unfortunate habit from economists — splitting analysis into “Micro” and “Macro” halves. A typical Micr [...]