Latest articles by John Aziz
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Mt Gox is dying. That's a good thing for Bitcoin.
feature Bitcoin can do better than an overwhelmed website formerly known as a hub for trading Magic the Gathering cards
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Did the Fed undercut Obama's stimulus?
feature No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
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Careless whisper: What Janet Yellen could learn from Mark Carney's big mistake
feature In the world of central banking, words matter
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We know how Bitcoin Prohibition would end
feature Janet Yellen is right not to get the Fed involved
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Dow 16,000: Will the bull market continue?
feature Help me, Janet Yellen, you're my only hope
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Lottery winners become more right-wing, study finds
feature Self-interest can be a powerful motivator
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Will prostitution go the way of marijuana reform?
feature With demand comes supply
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No, you can't trade $1,000 into $264 billion
feature Newsflash: Daytrading is extremely unlikely to make you rich. It is, however, likely to cost you a lot of money.
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The middle class is shrinking, the lower class is growing, and Washington is MIA
feature These economic problems needn't be intractable. And yet...
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Is the rent really too damn high?
feature The evidence shows that renters' problems may lie elsewhere
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How open immigration could double the global economy
feature But we might never try it...
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Is the stock market really rigged in favor of high frequency traders?
feature A look at Michael Lewis' new book, Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt
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Outsourcing won't wreck Seattle's new minimum wage. But robots might.
feature Don't worry: There's a better alternative
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Investment in renewable energy is falling. But you won't believe what will happen next.
feature As far as long-term investments go, the renewable energy sector has a bright future
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Is there a savings glut?
feature To accurately measure the amount of savings in the economy, we have to look beyond the personal savings rate
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Obama isn't killing coal. It's dying anyway.
feature New evidence shows that coal is being eclipsed by solar in a big way
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How saving endangers the economy — and what to do about it
feature With everyone sitting on piles of cash, it's time for the U.S. government to step in and spend — national debt be damned
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The answer to America's power needs: Solar roads
feature Driving on glass roads isn't as dangerous or silly as it sounds
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How a $10.10 minimum wage could raise 4.6 million Americans out of poverty
feature A higher minimum wage would significantly boost incomes, and create jobs
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Beware the self-fulfilling prophecies of economic pessimists
feature Ignore the prophets of doom
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Why are Americans still so pessimistic about the economy?
feature After a year of strong job creation and economic growth, economic confidence is still down in the dumps
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Why does an equal marriage mean less sex?
feature Is marriage about specialization?
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Ebola isn't just killing people. It's ravaging West Africa's economy.
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Chinese coal consumption falls for the first time this century
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