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Chapter 1: The Economy Is Running the Data Is Walking and Trends versus Cycles

  • Kricheff, Robert S.
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That Doesn’t Work Anymore
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© 2018 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

© 2018 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Praise for That Doesn’t Work Any More V
  3. About De\G PRESS Five IX
  4. Acknowledgments XI
  5. About the Author XIII
  6. Contents XV
  7. Preface XIX
  8. Part 1: Introduction
  9. Chapter 1: The Economy Is Running the Data Is Walking and Trends versus Cycles 3
  10. Chapter 2: An Approach to Economics—Bottoms Up 11
  11. Part 2: Disruption, Culture, and Indexes
  12. Chapter 3: Disruptors or Just Progress 19
  13. Chapter 4: Cultural Changes Make Economics Change 25
  14. Chapter 5: Goodhart’s “Underappreciated” Law and Benchmarking 29
  15. Part 3: Math Moves—Remembering That Everything Changes
  16. Chapter 6: Means Move—Analyze the Averages 37
  17. Chapter 7: Rethink Regressions and Resist Correlations 43
  18. Part 4: Big Economic Data Points
  19. Chapter 8: GDP—Overrated 55
  20. Chapter 9: Unemployment versus New Employment 65
  21. Chapter 10: Wages Are Different Now 71
  22. Chapter 11: Inflation—Just a Little Bit 75
  23. Chapter 12: Interest Rates and Falsehoods 79
  24. Chapter 13: Currencies—Chicken and Egg 85
  25. Chapter 14: Expectations Theories—Always Changing, Always Relevant 91
  26. Part 5: Old Capital, New Capital
  27. Chapter 15: The New Role of Capital and Capital Formation 101
  28. Chapter 16: International Capital Flows—Increasingly Critical 107
  29. Chapter 17: Human Capital—The Real Data to Watch 111
  30. Chapter 18: Aristotle, Infrastructure, and Capital 115
  31. Part 6: Tonight the Role of Government Will Be Played By…
  32. Chapter 19: Government’s Role: Past and Future 123
  33. Chapter 20: Government’s Job 129
  34. Chapter 21: Funding the Government: Taxes and Debt—Good, Bad, and Completely Lost 133
  35. Chapter 22: Expense Management and the Government— A Misnomer? 139
  36. Chapter 23: More Gray and Purple, Less Gridlock 143
  37. Part 7: Business is Different Now, But It Always Is
  38. Chapter 24: Business Structures—Think Again 149
  39. Chapter 25: Business Investment—What People Watch and Should Watch 155
  40. Chapter 26: Business Cycle Theory: It’s Wrong and Slow 159
  41. Chapter 27: Tearing Down and Running Around the Barriers to Entry 163
  42. Chapter 28: Incumbents Can Fight Back 167
  43. Chapter 29: Food and Energy 171
  44. Chapter 30: Supply Chains, Outsourcing, and Innovation 177
  45. Chapter 31: Measure of Trade 183
  46. Chapter 32: The Invisible Consumer: Customer Retention, Big Data, and Customer Service 189
  47. Part 8: Value, Volatility, Uncertainty—Different Arrangement but the Song Remains the Same
  48. Chapter 33: Value 197
  49. Chapter 34: Volatility and Risk Measures—A Point of View 203
  50. Chapter 35: Uncertainty—The Opportunity 209
  51. Part 9: Random Ramble and Concluding Topics
  52. Chapter 36: New Industries and What to Do about Them 215
  53. Chapter 37: Emerging Economies—New Paths 219
  54. Chapter 38: Socially Responsible Investing and Environmental, Social, and Governance Factors 223
  55. Chapter 39: Trends, Data, Correlations, and a Few Other Things—Again 227
  56. Chapter 40: Never Close Your Eyes or You Will Miss Something 231
  57. Index 237
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