The myth of the European peace project
The notion that economic interdependence curbs military aggression is resilient but incomplete
Karl Case, property economist, 1946-2016
Professor with a prescience about ‘crazy’ house prices
What market turbulence is telling us
Another set of credit bubbles is popping — this will leave a legacy of financial shocks and bad debt
Rate moves not such a threat to shares
Valuations as good a guide to returns as anyone can expect to get
Shiller’s Cape holds lessons for bull run
Nobel laureate’s technique for adjusting price/earnings multiples for the cycle sends warning sign
Fears grow over US stock market bubble
Nobel laureate Robert Shiller highlights risks of overvalued stocks
Business Book Award longlist: must-read titles of 2015
Theme of technology edges ahead of workplace and capitalism to dominate this year’s must-read titles
Heads of business need neuroscience
The prefrontal cortex of coaches, marketers, executives and a few charlatans is lighting up
Climate of fear deters investors
Nobel prizewinner Robert Shiller on where to put your money when everything looks expensive
Warning light flashes on stock correction
Notion that the famous Cape ratio can show when stocks are expensive still holds
Jean Tirole wins Nobel Prize for Economics
French academic recognised for his work on taming the power of oligopolies
Dow 17,000 and the bull case for stocks
There are decent grounds for buying US shares despite high levels
Pace of gains in US house prices slows
Strongest part of recovery in home values may be over
Forecast: The world in 2114
Economists predict that geo-engineering, performance drugs and artificial intelligence will shape our future
Brazil housing bubble fears as economy teeters
Property bubble may be growing in Latin America’s largest economy
Pay-offs and perils of passive investing
Better performance more cheaply than most active managers
Combining opposites produces a clear plan for investing
Nudging investment industry in right direction deserves a prize
The Nobel committee is muddled on the nature of economics
The term ‘rationality’ lacks relevance in a world characterised by imperfect information
