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Right-wing populism & the finance industry
The finance industry struggles to distinguish between populists and technocrats on the Right. It is costly.

Jan Dehn
Apr 76 min read
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Will the Trump Dump turn into a Trump Slump?
The Trump Dump is here! Will it become a Trump Slump? Expect a bounce in Q2, but Trump policies are hurting long-term prospects for the US.

Jan Dehn
Mar 113 min read
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Economic nationalism: Trump courts conflict with his trade wars
Tariffs! Trump tries again. He failed last time. Will this time be any different?

Jan Dehn
Nov 26, 202410 min read
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Want to cut immigration? You can’t afford to!
Anti-immigrant polices cost you. Europe needs to find 45 million new workers or face stagnation.

Jan Dehn
May 9, 20245 min read
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Why I have always liked Bitcoin
Why is Bitcoin a worthwhile investment? And how should you dabble in this space?

Jan Dehn
Mar 12, 20246 min read
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The safe asset delusion
There is no such thing as a risk-free return. Why, then, does the finance industry keep referring to safe assets?

Jan Dehn
Feb 26, 202412 min read
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How to tackle E-commerce monopolies through competition
Greater competition will help to realise online commerce's full potential. Beckn protocol enables all buyers and all sellers to participate.

Jan Dehn
Feb 6, 20249 min read
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Anthem for doomed bonds
Cut trade with China and you cut Chinese purchases of US bonds. What could possibly go wrong?

Jan Dehn
Feb 1, 20231 min read
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Bond market strategy for Africa
Entering global bond markets offers plenty of upside for capital-starved African countries, but there are also risks.

Jan Dehn
Feb 1, 20231 min read
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