I will go first:
Paul Krugman's Substack [substack.com]
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frontpageCobalt_Blue_FF posted Mar 03, 2025 03:56 PM
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frontpageCobalt_Blue_FF posted Mar 03, 2025 03:56 PM
Ray Dalio PDF Books: How Countries Go Broke and Principles for Navigating the Big Debt Cycle
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I finally broke down and created a Substack account and am trying to find good authors there.
There is a lot of good information, but it seems like everyone I subscribe to has some sort of Libertarian bent lol. If you or anyone else has any recommendations , please share them!
I found a few good random authors. The author that I like the best so far is Paul Krugman. I assume he has his agenda, but he has interesting articles and perspectives. For example, the other day, he had an excellent article about the federal payment system: https://substack.com/home/post/p-158117457.
I recommend just adding the Substack app to your phone. I find it so much more enjoyable to doomscroll this app than Reddit and Facebook.
I am not an intelligent person, and I enjoy finding good sources of information. I partially made this thread to see if I could crowd source some new reading material
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I finally broke down and created a Substack account and am trying to find good authors there.
There is a lot of good information, but it seems like everyone I subscribe to has some sort of Libertarian bent lol. If you or anyone else has any recommendations , please share them!
I finally broke down and created a Substack account and am trying to find good authors there.
There is a lot of good information, but it seems like everyone I subscribe to has some sort of Libertarian bent lol. If you or anyone else has any recommendations , please share them!
I also like the idea to find substitutes to Reddit and Facebook. I need to do similar. Wastes a lot of time
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By the way, Is the PDF link the same for everyone?
https://www.principles.
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Either way, he's done extremely well.
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I also like the idea to find substitutes to Reddit and Facebook. I need to do similar. Wastes a lot of time
This is probably not the best method, but I asked Perplexity for some top-rated substacks based on topics like science and technology.
I found a few good random authors. The author that I like the best so far is Paul Krugman. I assume he has his agenda, but he has interesting articles and perspectives. For example, the other day, he had an excellent article about the federal payment system: https://substack.com/home/post/p-158117457.
I recommend just adding the Substack app to your phone. I find it so much more enjoyable to doomscroll this app than Reddit and Facebook.
I am not an intelligent person, and I enjoy finding good sources of information. I partially made this thread to see if I could crowd source some new reading material
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Cobalt_Blue_FF
By the way, Is the PDF link the same for everyone?
https://www.principles.
I also like the idea to find substitutes to Reddit and Facebook. I need to do similar. Wastes a lot of time
Here is the complete list of links for all of the books.
Principles-For-Navigating-Big-Debt-Crises-By-Ray-Dalio [principles.com]
How-Countries-Go-Broke-Part-1 [economicprinciples.org]
How-Countries-Go-Broke-Part-2 [economicprinciples.org]
How-Countries-Go-Broke-Part-3 [economicprinciples.org]
How-Countries-Go-Broke-Part-4 [economicprinciples.org]
Either way, he's done extremely well.
Managing the fund in the last 10 years. Weird.
Economic growth is about 2% a year, meaning if you subtract the government stimulus the economy is shrinking. The Federal Reserve is going to have to back stop the debt with another round of QE to push down interest rates on new Treasury issues to a level which can be serivable (below 2%) and may have to retire Treasuries as they mature vs having the Treasury buy them back - it's the only way out of the debt crisis the US faces. Other governments amd central banks will need to adopt a similar approach
How Countries Go Broke = Politicians spend money they don't have, would never have, endlessly.
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