…llegitimacy, or how economic growth is changing the class structure of a society. We are not, in other words, producing new Samuel Huntingtons, with the latter’s simultaneous breadth and depth of knowledge. On a policy level, we need far more mutual understanding between those w...
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…lm directors. As brilliant as the conversation was, four guys from Australia, Denmark, Germany and Sweden depressingly knew that the absent Iranian Asghar Farhadi was winning. | took Mark, instead of the still-quarantined Damien Chazelle, up Coldwater Canyon to Barry Diller and...
… pursued discovery from some of Epstein’s close friends. Such discovery, Epstein claimed, was improper because Edwards knew that these individuals lacked any discoverable information about the sexual assault cases against Epstein. Each of the friends of Epstein were and are reaso...
… enhance their ideals and their training so as to upgrade their competency and overall quality...” Does this presage a new type of Chinese foreign ministry diplomat abroad? Perhaps. It’s long been reported that Xi has been frustrated by the performance of parts of his foreign po...
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…lt of a rational choice about how much to think, it provides a generalizable theory—that is, one that can be applied in new situations. Sometimes the simple strategies that have been identified as heuristics that people follow turn out to be bounded-optimal solutions. So, rather...
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…at’s how we do it. We store old plans and we retrieve them when we need them again; we change them so they apply to the new situation or change them so that this time they will work out when they failed before. But we always Start with an old plan. New planners, those we are tryi...
…premium Informal surveys of our clients suggest that stagflation concerns are being fed by growing pessimism about the new Trump administration. Investors seem to think that potential trade wars and a border adjustment tax (BAT) would boost inflation while repealing Obamacare an...
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…ates on lending products in the aftermath of the move higher in interest rates. We believe higher rates associated with new loans and better reinvestment opportunities in the securities portfolio should serve as a tailwind to the margin even as funding costs will likely trend hig...
…extending trends that had already started — higher yields, higher USD, rotation from long to short duration. Others are new — JPY lower, NKY higher, EM lower. The key question is how much more they can go? Growth/inflation higher in 17/18 - modest fiscal boost Our economists th...
…S retail market. Peter Kraus commented that there is a very strong philosophical argument for the regulators to approve new fee structures which would allow investors to pay alow beta fee and a higher performance fee for alpha generated (while it exists in Europe, a similar struc...