New CNBC Interview: QE Is Debt Cancellation
Posted April 15, 2015
This morning I was interviewed on CNBC Asia in Hong Kong. We discussed how central banks around the world are effectively cancelling trillions of dollars
Category Archives: How my views differ from those of other economists and other schools of thought.
Has The Next Recession Begun?
Posted April 7, 2015
Recent economic data has been startlingly bad. The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model suggests US GDP will grow by only 0.1% during the first quarter. The
Recession Alert: Weak Credit Growth Points To US Recession Ahead
Posted January 17, 2015
The key to understanding the economy and the financial markets in the 21st Century is this: Credit growth drives economic growth. From 1952 to 2008,
The McAlvany Interview: QE 4? “They’ll have to.”
Posted November 22, 2014
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary is simply one of the very best sources of information and analysis on monetary, economic and geo-political news available to the
Bullard’s Call To Extend QE Halts Market Panic
Posted October 17, 2014
Yesterday morning, St Louis Fed President James Bullard stopped the stock market crash in its tracks. In a live interview on Bloomberg Television, he said:
How Strong Is The US Economic Recovery?
Posted September 9, 2014
A new Macro Watch video has been uploaded and is now ready to watch. Judging from most press reports, it would be easy to form
WATCH RICHARD DUNCAN’S SPEECH: How Capitalism Died & Where That Leaves Us
Posted July 27, 2014
Capitalism died during the two World Wars. In this speech, I discuss the transformation of our economic system from Capitalism to Creditism during the Twentieth
New Radio Interview: Why No Taper?
Posted September 26, 2013
Last week I was in Kuala Lumpur. There I had an interesting conversation with Julian Ng of BFM radio. We discussed: Why the Fed decided
Weren’t You Bearish And Wrong? or The Hindenburg Debate (Unabridged)
Posted August 13, 2013
A friend who works on Wall Street (W. S.) recently sent me an email in which he pointed out some areas of strength in the
China consensus is dead wrong, says Duncan
Posted November 13, 2012
Please find below an interview posted on MarketWatch today. Bangkok-based economist and author Richard Duncan says a chorus of economists pointing to a rebound in
The Capital Account Interview: The Death of Capitalism and Everything After
Posted October 18, 2012
I recently had a lively conversation with charismatic Lauren Lyster on Capital Account in Washington D.C. We discussed the death of Capitalism in World War
Author Talk with Jeff Glor on CBSNews.com
Posted October 8, 2012
I recently had a long chat with Jeff Glor on Author Talk, CBSNews.com in New York. Longer interviews like this one are a nice change
The Squawk Box Interview: The New Depression?
Posted August 22, 2012
I’m in New York this week, promoting The New Depression. On Monday, I was on Squawk Box (at 6:30 am). I was interviewed by Andrew
Glenn Beck Interviews Richard Duncan: And keeps an open mind!
Posted July 28, 2012
On Tuesday July 17th I was invited to appear on Glenn Beck’s show. This came about because of my CNBC Squawk Box Europe interview the
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary: An Interview With Richard Duncan
Posted May 11, 2012
This week David McAlvany interviewed me for his program, The McAlvany Weekly Commentary. We discussed the crisis in the global economy, the risk of a
VoiceAmerica Interview: The New Depression
Posted May 4, 2012
I was recently Jay Taylor’s guest on Turning Hard Times Into Good Times. We discussed the evolution of Capitalism into Creditism, The Quantity Theory Of
The New Depression: The Breakdown Of The Paper Money Economy
Posted April 20, 2012
My third book on the global economic crisis is now in print and available on Kindle. It’s called The New Depression: The Breakdown Of The
China: Every Boom Busts
Posted May 3, 2011
Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, every economic boom has been followed by an economic bust. The bigger the boom, the bigger the bust.
Why Chairman Bernanke Is Wrong [Part One]
Posted January 13, 2011
There are many areas where my views differ from those of Ben Bernanke. Here is the first. Fed Chairman Bernanke believes in the Monetary Theory
How My Views Differ From:
Posted November 26, 2010
Keynesians Bernanke and the Monetarists Free Traders The Libertarians The Tea Party The Democrats The Republicans The Bulls/the optimists The Bears/the pessimists China Bulls China’s