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Dr. John Rutledge: Asset-First Economics

Complex Systems in Economics and Finance Made Simple for Investors

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  1. Issue · Sep 22, 2026

    My Visit With Larry Kudlow on Fox Business (opens the original)

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    Summary: Yesterday, I had the chance to spend six minutes on set with Larry Kudlow, my dear friend of more than 50 years. We talked about growth (strong but skewed towards AI capital spending), inflation (close to 2% already), interest rates (hold your fire Kevin), deficits (IMHO not our biggest problem) and the dollar (the stronger the better.) You will find a link to the video along with the talking points I sent to the producers below, FYI. Hope you enjoy.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewab

  2. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    Why the Fed Should Not Increase Rates (opens the original)

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    Thanks for reading Dr. John Rutledge: Asset-First Economics! Subscribe for free below.Summary: As I wrote in previous posts <a href="https://drjohnrutledge.substack.com/p/things-kevin

  3. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    Interest Rates, Budget Deficits, and AI (opens the original)

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    Thanks for reading Dr. John Rutledge: Asset-First Economics! Subscribe for free to receive new posts in your inbox.Summary: Asset-First Economics tells us to focus on the Balan

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