Post Tagged with: "Causality"

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  MAXimum Turbulence

  How will social mood affect Boeing’s ability to weather the 737 MAX scandal?
   
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  How to Apply Socionomics Properly

  Let’s briefly review some of the so-called sociometers and how to use them.
   
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  My Best Friend Is A Gourmet

  Animals are among the biggest beneficiaries of the current peak in inclusionistic social sentiment.
   
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  Economists Still Have It Backwards. You Don’t Have To

  Economists and politicians likewise fret about it – yet, should they be?
   
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  The Fed Follows the Market Yet Again

  Because social mood greatly influences markets, it ultimately influences the Fed.
   
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  Socionomic Causality and The News: Tales from The Tape

  The news doesn’t drive the market.
   
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  Sweet Tobacco Is Burning Up

  The Food and Drug Administration is escalating its fight against tobacco.
   
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  Denuclearization Deliberations

  North Korean threat to restart “building up nuclear forces” in contrast to Trump
   
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  Why Socionomists Are Increasingly Certain About… Uncertainty

  Almost everyone believes that “bad news” and negative events cause the future to feel less certain.
   
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  Human History Has a Pulse, and You Can Predict It

  Empires rise and fall, but not randomly. In ancient Egypt and China, “periods of chaos…recurred every 500 years.”