October 9, 2026
When U.S. inflation rises, a natural question follows: if inflation reduces the purchasing power of dollars, why do foreign governments and central banks continue to hold […]
August 10, 2026
AI may be revolutionary – and still contain a bubble The debate over whether artificial intelligence is a bubble is usually framed too simply. One camp […]
August 10, 2026
Central banks are accumulating gold. BRICS countries are discussing alternatives to dollar dependence. Gold has risen dramatically. Does it follow that an individual investor should buy […]
July 13, 2026
Introduction: A Database of Projects Is Not Proof of a Transition The International Energy Agency’s Hydrogen Production and Infrastructure Projects Database is an important attempt to […]
May 27, 2026
China has reportedly installed the “Three Gorges Pilot”, described as the world’s largest single-unit floating offshore wind turbine, off Yangjiang in Guangdong province. The machine is […]
May 27, 2026
When a private company loses track of project money, auditors call it a control failure. When a government loses traceability of public money, citizens often call […]
May 6, 2026
In global financial systems, few signals are as quietly disruptive as a divergence between paper value and physical reality. The recent analysis by Mises Institute on […]
March 2, 2026
Have you ever watched a major event unfold — an election result, a stock market crash, a sports upset — and immediately thought, “I knew this […]
January 24, 2026
An Austrian Analysis of Margin Fragility in Capital-Intensive Green Infrastructure Abstract Large-scale offshore wind development exhibits extreme sensitivity to inflation, tariffs, geopolitical instability, and supply-chain disruption. […]