Blog/Armstrong Economics 101
Demonizing Your Opponent
COMMENT: Hi Mr. Armstrong, Your ‘great divide’ post just reminded of a story from when Trump was running for office. I work in a hospital. I went to see [...]
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The Cycle of Everything
QUESTION: Do you think only the left is evil? FG ANSWER: Of course not. If you understand cycles, markets go up, and then they go down. It is NEVER a one-way [...]
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Nearly Half of Canadian Families Experiencing Some Difficulty Affording Food
We reported that food prices are on the rise in Canada and worldwide. A recent survey (n= 5,011) shows the impact inflation is having on Canadian families. [...]
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Property Rights are Human Rights — 2032.95
Here is a simple explanation of property rights for those who would like to abolish capitalism. Klaus Schwab says, “You will own nothing, and you will be [...]
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Powell on the “Economic Exit from the Pandemic”
At last, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has begun speaking independently as he departs from the Biden agenda. Former President Trump and Powell notoriously [...]
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Meat Prices on the Rise
(Image from Statistics Canada: Prices for meat products rise year over year in September) Canada’s CPI rose 4.4% YoY this September, according to Statistics [...]
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Florida Ports are Open for Business
Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis proudly announced: “Florida ports are open for business!” The Jacksonville Port Authority (“Jaxport”) is on board and has [...]
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Are the US Supply Chain Disruptions Deliberate?
(Image by © Reuters / Alan Devall) Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo may have accidentally leaked the cause of America’s supply chain issues. [...]
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Viewing Inflation Through Rose-Colored Glasses
Once “we get the pandemic under control, the global economy comes back, these pressures will mitigate and I believe will go back to normal levels,” Treasury [...]
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Stagflation is Here
QUESTION: When do we talk about stagflation? F ANSWER: We are already experiencing it. Normally, the standard definition of “stagflation” has been [...]
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