The Capital Letter: Week of September 28
Coronavirus and the election, new jobs numbers, the president’s taxes, and more.
Coronavirus and the election, new jobs numbers, the president’s taxes, and more.
Election volatility, lockdown lunacies, reining in the Fed, and more.
Coronavirus back to Europe, debating the Fed, the economy we lost, and more.
On the menu today: Debt and windfall waste, the lockdown reflex, oil tankers as warehouses, green protectionism, and the (partial) vindication of October.
Coronavirus relief stalled and lockdowns continue, socialists and robots on the rise, and more.
Good employment numbers, stock-market uncertainty, New York City’s suspended animation, and more.
Changes at the Federal Reserve, “Stakeholder Capitalism,” Economic Nationalism, and more.
Coronavirus relief, aluminum tariffs, California taxes, and more.
Don’t cut the unemployment-insurance supplement too far or too fast.
The ‘socially responsible investing’ bandwagon rolls on.