#economic-history

#economic-history

U.S. stock markets are at record high valuations, prompting investor caution.

The quickest route to wealth is software, yet lasting success often requires patience and strategic planning, as demonstrated by Ted Lerner's real estate and sports successes.

Dr. Saifedean Ammous explores an alternative economic history in his upcoming book, The Gold Standard, depicting a successful gold-based monetary system.

Debt precedes money; credit was used in ancient societies before the advent of coinage, fundamentally altering traditional economic narratives.

Mediterranean trade flourished under Roman control, especially in luxury goods from Eastern provinces, due to infrastructure and strategic routes established during this period.

The current environment for entrepreneurs is significantly more challenging than in past decades, primarily due to increased regulatory hurdles.

Tariffs have historically played crucial roles in economic development and international relations, significantly shaping historical events and national policies.

Medieval studies are exploring significant shifts in labour relations and the challenges historians face with sacred texts.

Ryutaro Takahashi's collection reflects 30 years of Japanese contemporary art, highlighting socio-political effects and the legacy of the bubble economy.

Tupperware played a significant role in empowering women economically through direct sales, despite facing societal challenges related to credit and financial independence.

Home prices in the U.S. have generally risen over the past 75 years with very few exceptions.

The Ming Dynasty's collapse was influenced significantly by grain prices affected by climate change during the Little Ice Age.

Wallace Groves transformed the Bahamas into a tax haven, significantly impacting the global financial landscape.

Former President Trump asserts more influence over interest rates, criticizes Fed's independence, drawing mixed reactions from financial world.

Moore's 'The Wealth of Shadows' combines spy novel readability with insightful economic lessons