financial economics

Our free market system – the goose that lays the golden eggs – is under attack. But not by the economy, inflation, interest rates or corporate profits…

Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman is a big name in the world of financial economics. But will his rhetoric and work stand the test of time?

In the world of economists, Thomas Piketty has been lauded as an overnight rock star. But are his views on financial economics actually anything new?

If there is one person we should thank for the lengthy bull market we’ve been enjoying, it’s Paul Volcker. Today, we examine his legacy of financial economics.

Voters lined the blocks around polling stations last week to cast their ballots in the most important election of a generation. What do the results mean for Britain?

Americans love rankings, but should we be concerned that the U.S. recently lost the No. 1 spot in financial economic rankings? Here’s what you need to know.

In the 1990s, emerging markets earned top returns, but the picture looks a lot different today. Should emerging markets be part of your ETF portfolio?

Half of Americans have a negative net worth. Pundits think capitalism is to blame, but Alex Green reveals the truth behind wealth and power.

Financial economics is a complicated profession that has proven inaccessible to the layman, and recent attempts to make it more accessible seem to be in vain.

Is economic inequality really a problem? You may think so, but financial economics show that there will always be inequality in a free market system.