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Moore’s Law vs. Inflation: The End of a Perfect Balance
For decades, the global economy appeared to defy gravity. Even as central banks engaged in extraordinary monetary experiments, near-zero and even negative interest rates, trillions in quantitative easing, and ballooning fiscal deficits, inflation remained subdued. Although maybe indistinguishable, the reason was not magic, but sufficiently advanced technology. Moore’s Law, combined with the deflationary impact of…
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Cooperative Share Structure Opinion
Cooperatives are a unique organizational model where workers collectively own the company and share in the profits. Unlike the traditional corporate structure — where ownership is often concentrated among founders, board members, and outside investors — cooperatives emphasize broader participation. In conventional corporations, the board’s duty to maximize short-term shareholder returns can sometimes overshadow the…
