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Gerard Jackson

Gerard Jackson

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

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Gerard Jackson is Brookes economics editor.

  • Why the Fed's Rates Policy will Fail

    Published 30 September 2007 | viewed 5,282 times

    It was only it was last August that I told readers not to be surprised if the fed cuts the funds rate. (US financial markets…

  • How the Laffer Curve Really Works

    Published 23 September 2007 | viewed 5,833 times

    Let us begin with the much neglected Kennedy tax cuts and then follow through with other tax measures. We shall then finish with a diagrammatic…

  • The US Dollar v. the Chinese Yuan: There's More than Meets the Eye

    Published 16 September 2007 | viewed 6,114 times

    A great deal has been written about the Chinese economy -- much of it nonsense -- and the pegging of the yuan to the US…

  • The US Economy: Is a Recession on the Way?

    Published 10 September 2007 | viewed 6,667 times

    There have been oodles of commentary about the effects of the subprime real estate fiasco and how this will impact on the US economy. The…

  • Central Banks Panic as Credit Crunch Looms

    Published 09 September 2007 | viewed 5,749 times

    It appears to be increasingly evident that the recent turmoil in the financial markets was not an aberration. John McFarlane, former ANZ chief executive, noted…

  • The US Economy: Manufacturing is the Key Factor, not the Sub-prime Market

    Published 03 September 2007 | viewed 5,539 times

    It would be an understatement to call the current thinking of the economic commentariat confused. For this lot consumer spending drives the economy. Therefore it…

  • The US Trade Deficit and Chinese Surpluses: Economics v Paranoia

    Published 26 August 2007 | viewed 3,613 times

    Now that the recent turmoil in international markets has subsided for now attention is returning to the sinister machinations of Beijing and its silent war…

  • US Financial Markets Rocked -- What is Really Happening

    Published 20 August 2007 | viewed 7,796 times

    Last week I alerted readers to the possibility of a cut in the Fed funds rate. As sure as God made little apples, a cut…

  • Blame Central Banks for Sinking Share Markets

    Published 12 August 2007 | viewed 3,931 times

    For years I have been warning readers that monetary expansion would inevitably bring recession. This, I forewarned, would probably occur when central banks decided to…

  • Monetarism and the US Economy

    Published 06 August 2007 | viewed 4,474 times

    Tom Nugent's article on the US economy and monetary policy inadvertently revealed the severe shortcomings of monetary debate in the US. (Monetarism: Dead at Last?,…

  • US Economy and the Lessons of History

    Published 30 July 2007 | viewed 6,086 times

    In 1929 Hoover's Committee on Recent Economic Changes, under the chairmanship of Mr. Arch Shaw, wisely observed: "Each generation believes itself to be on the…

  • The Falling Dollar and the US Economy -- Which Way Now?

    Published 23 July 2007 | viewed 6,087 times

    Not only is the US dollar sliding it has dropped by about 40 per cent against the euro in the last two years. This has…

  • Like the Clinton Boom the Bush Boom Will Also Crash

    Published 16 July 2007 | viewed 6,482 times

    Judging by my emails there are a lot of worried and confused people out there. Basically most readers want to know why I'm "so sure…

  • US Economy: The Politics of Deficits and Power

    Published 01 July 2007 | viewed 4,152 times

    The Democrats and their media mouthpieces are besides themselves over the rapidly shrinking deficit. You remember? The one that was going to a massive burden…

  • Stock Market Troubles and Macbeth's Witches

    Published 24 June 2007 | viewed 5,029 times

    Macbeth, scene 1. Enter the three witches. In unison they chant: Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble. I know I'm being…

  • Getting it Right on Recessions and the 'Wealth Effect'

    Published 17 June 2007 | viewed 5,524 times

    I have received a number of emails concerning my article Stock prices and the phony 'wealth effect'. these readers wanted to learn more about how…

  • Deflation is No Mystery -- Except to Most Economists

    Published 11 June 2007 | viewed 7,692 times

    That the great body of economists think that a fall in general prices is deflationary by definition and a clear indicator of an impending recession…

  • The International Consequences of the Federal Reserve

    Published 03 June 2007 | viewed 5,057 times

    I have written numerous times on the consequences of the Fed's loose monetary policy and how it can aggravate the current account deficit. Until recently…

  • US Economy, Immigration and the Fallacy of Cheap Labour

    Published 30 May 2007 | viewed 4,645 times

    The question of illegal immigration has finally come to the boil in the US. In doing so it has exposed as nonsense the arguments of…

  • When will the Bush Boom Crack?

    Published 21 May 2007 | viewed 6,128 times

    Unfortunately every credit fuelled boom ends in recession. Although no one can really predict the actual timing of a recession one can look out for…