Latest articles by John Aziz
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Why negative interest rates won't jumpstart Europe's economy
feature The European Central Bank has resorted to a seemingly extreme measure, but it's not nearly extreme enough to revive the euro zone
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The real problem with Thomas Piketty's grand theory of inequality
feature Chris Giles is poking holes in the French economist's book — but they're the wrong holes
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Prepare yourselves for the robot economy revolution
feature We are at the beginning of a tidal wave of new economic innovation and growth that will change the way we think about the economy forever
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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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Dow 16,000: Will the bull market continue?
feature Help me, Janet Yellen, you're my only hope
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No, wrecking shopping carts won't help the homeless
feature It's not a problem that can be solved with a sledgehammer...
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Who should the SEC punish next for the Madoff scandal? Itself.
feature J.P. Morgan will likely be fined, but regulators were asleep at the wheel
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Less racism and sexism means more economic growth
feature Give people freedom to specialize in what they are good at, and the economy will grow
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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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Get ready for a massive renewable energy boom
feature Renewables are projected to be the fastest growing source of energy over the next 30 years. And that's a conservative estimate.
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Don't believe the haters: Abenomics is working
feature Though the hard work has only just begun
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The perils of predicting a stock market crash in 2014
feature The only bubble we're in appears to be filled with hot air
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What does the Big Mac Index really measure?
feature The cost of a Big Mac certainly says a lot about McDonald's global price structure, but currency manipulation...
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The U.S. economy grew quickly at the end of 2013 — but is it sustainable?
feature The Commerce Department announced strong GDP numbers for the fourth quarter last year, but the market remains unsettled
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What's the point of regulating lemonade stands?
feature Shutting down lemonade stands costs kids important entrepreneurial experience
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How did Americans manage to lose $119 billion gambling last year?
feature The world lost a record of amount of money last year, and America led the pack
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Why Microsoft should cheer Bill Gates' return
feature Microsoft’s business remains strong, but Gates can help push the company into a new era
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Prohibition didn't work for liquor — so why ban banking?
feature Outlawing conventional banking is a really, really bad idea
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Obama's stimulus succeeded — even if it was too small
feature Five years later, Republicans are still determined to portray the stimulus as a failure. Enough!
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What's up with the recent rash of banker suicides?
feature Some see systemic doom and gloom in the deaths
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Is the economy really twice as large as we thought?
feature GDP isn't perfect — but it's probably the best measure we have
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Are teen pregnancies good for the economy?
feature Teen pregnancies are at historic lows. But that has economic repercussions.
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You should need a license to take out a mortgage
feature Drivers must demonstrate their competence. Why not borrowers?
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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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