# Martin Wolf
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Martin Harry Wolf, CBE (born March 16, 1946 in London) is a British journalist who focuses on economics. He is the associate editor and chief economics commentator at the Financial Times.
== Early life ==
Wolf was born in London, in 1946.
Dennis Kelleher of Better Markets
With everything else going on, the ongoing demolition of financial regulation and supervision, which is raising the risks of financial crisis, isn’t getting much attention. So I spoke with Dennis Kelliher, president of Better Markets, an independent think tank that is trying to sound the alarm.
Ful…
What's the Matter with Britain? | Markus' Academy | Ep. 105
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On December 1, 2022, Martin Wolf joined Markus’ Academy. Wolf is the associate editor and chief economics commentator…
The Future of Global Trade with Martin Wolf
The Global Business Policy Council's 2026 CEO Retreat was held in June in Bangkok. The theme for the event was "What Next? Leadership Through Sustained Disequilibrium."
With permission, we're sharing excerpted remarks from Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator at the Financial Times. Paul Laud…
The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism | Markus' Academy | Ep. 119
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https://markusacademy.substack.com/p/the-crisis-of-democratic-capitalism
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On December 07, 2023, Martin Wolf joined Markus’ Academy for a discussion on his book The Crisis of Democratic …
Learning to Read the Economy Beneath the Headlines
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Matthew is one of the clearest data-driven financial journalists writing today. He has worked at The Economist, Financial Times, and Barron’s, spent years studying monetary policy and the global economy, co-authored Trade Wars Are Class Wars with Michael Petti…
The Scarlet Summer of Our Luddite Discontent: Opening Up on AI Shame & Anthropic Watermarks
“I don’t feel any shame at all recruiting an army of AI agents to help me accomplish my goals. But I think society is trying to make me feel shame.” — Keith Teare
Welcome to the summer of America’s luddite discontent. Not only are left and right calling for an AI ban, but tech loathing has even i…
The Fed Raises Rates, Carney Swoons Europe, and the Saudis Confront the Houthis
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Martin Wolf argues that the Fed’s move is politically significant as much as economically justified, because Donald Trump’s demand for 1 percent rates is, in his words, “insane.”
Missy Ryan adds that Trump’s economic focus seems centered less on inflation itself and more on the stock ma…
Has neoliberalism only got fear left?
Neoliberalism promised us prosperity, security and freedom through markets. Increasingly, it is delivering insecurity instead. So what does it have left to offer? Fear. And that is it.
We are told to fear government debt. We are told to fear the bond markets. We are told governments must maintain…
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