There is a belief shared by U.S. monetary policy makers and many financial market participants that a meaningful economic slowdown in the next 12-to-18 months will “fix” the inflation problem in the United States. The word “transitory” may have been stricken from the...

As long as there has been capitalism, there has been banking. As long as there has been banking, there has been debt. As long as there has been debt, there has been pressure to inflate or debase money. This book will look at the modern debate between borrowers and...

The case for farmland investment has two primary and independent drivers. First, there is a case to be made that food production will need to increase substantially over the next 30 years. Given established trends, there should be a doubling of world demand for...