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Lew Spellman is a Professor of Finance at the University of Texas McCombs School of Business. The Spellman Report seeks to interpret current and future trends in the economy and financial markets from the perspective of history, theory, policy and market expectations.Videos
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The Cats and Dogs of the Equity Markets
Driving the economy to fuller employment is a macroeconomic policy success. But it comes at a cost of higher employee costs and generally reduced profit and stock returns. Some firms, in this global economy, produce with foreign labor and benefit from weaker foreign currencies. Hence, there will be both purring cats and offsetting dogs in diversified portfolios. Investment returns call for targeting those firms gaining cost advantages via foreign labor. Continue reading
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Tagged Diversification Unit labor cost, Economic Policy, Economy and financial market pricing, Full employment and profit, Helicopter money, interest rates, monetary policy, Political economy, Profit Margins, Reserve currency, Stock price returns, US Sovereign risk and investing, wealth preservation
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