John Aziz
John Aziz is the economics and business correspondent at TheWeek.com. He is also an associate editor at Pieria.co.uk. Previously his work has appeared on Business Insider, Zero Hedge, and Noahpinion.
Latest articles by John Aziz
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We know how Bitcoin Prohibition would end
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Why do Keynesians prefer government spending over private spending?
feature It’s not because Keynesians are ideologically in favor of big government
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Why Elon Musk should be Apple's next CEO
feature Imagine a solar-powered iPhone, or a Siri interface on an asteroid mining spaceship...
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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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How solar energy could be the key to reducing economic inequality
feature Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century underestimates the global economy's potential for growth
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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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Yes, the economy is endangering Family Dollar — just not in the way you think
feature The dollar store just announced plans to shutter 370 stores, but an upbeat economy isn't the cause
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Should drug deals and prostitution be included in GDP?
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Don’t fret the falling tech stocks
feature Tech might be in for a hard landing, but the economy isn't
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U.S. economic confidence remains depressed — but there's hope
feature The healing power of time
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Janet Yellen's 3 questions for the economy
feature The Fed's first female chief will focus on these questions as she mulls unwinding the central bank's quantitative easing program
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General Mills backed down from its controversial lawsuit policy. But the problem isn't over.
feature Corporations still can hamstring your ability to sue them. That needs to change.
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Why the poor's investment of choice is so alarming
feature Rich people prefer productive companies while the poor prefer shiny lumps of metal. That's bad news.
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Is the international monetary system nearing collapse?
feature A look at James G. Rickards’ The Death of Money
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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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There was never a cupcake bubble
feature Not every change in taste is a bursting bubble
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The progressive case for ending the minimum wage
feature It's a 20th-century solution for a 21st-century problem
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The Fed's stimulus worked out great (if you're rich)
feature Inflation wasn't the problem. Inequality was.
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Would you quit your job for $25,000?
feature The economics of paying workers to leave their jobs
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The U.S. recovery is real — and getting stronger
feature Sorry, naysayers
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Why are food prices skyrocketing?
feature No, you can't blame the Fed
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Why does an equal marriage mean less sex?
feature Is marriage about specialization?
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Germany gets 50 percent of its electricity from solar for the first time
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U.S. companies spent $5.1 billion in social media advertising in 2013, but Americans aren't listening
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