In this article for Acting-Man, I examine negative yields, money printing, and what they suggest about the future of economic growth.

The persistence of low and negative yields cannot be understood merely through central-bank policy. It reflects a deeper stagnation in the West: the erosion of reason, the growth of regulation, the rise of financial repression, and the weakening of the moral and intellectual foundations that once made capital accumulation possible.

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