Tomorrow’s Affairs

Away from the free market means away from democracy Opening a deposit account at a bank was a big deal back in the 1970s. It was difficult for banks to

Bank Collapses: What Do They Foreshadow? Karl Marx, who warned the world by the mid-19th Century of the Wall Street Crash of 1929 preceding the Great Depression, considered the positions

The Bankruptcy of the Silicon Valley Bank – Is the Perfect Storm Coming? For the last couple of years, in my articles, I’ve been trying to highlight a theory of

Economic growth and low inflation are natural results, not the promises of an election campaign   Often, women living in countries where unfair economic conditions prevail, have difficulty participating in

The world in 2050 – Why it is foolish to make assessments? I was keeping my hopes up when the Russia-Ukraine crisis first erupted. After all, I thought to myself,

Spend Your Money, Don’t Spend Your Life According to many philosophers, even a substantial number of assets will not make you happy unless you have refined taste and manners to

Happy New 1984 by George Orwell! Aldous Huxley wrote his ‘Brave New World Revisited’ in 1958. It is impossible not to be surprised by his prophetic fantasy and the shocking

An Earthquake is a Predictable Risk – The Unavoidable Istanbul Earthquake For people who, like me, experienced the Marmara Earthquake of 1999 and were involved in search and rescue and

Remedy for Inflation: The conundrum for Governments The world is suffering from the side effects of soaring inflation. Each country is trying to find solutions to tackle these problems, either