Joakim Book
Joakim Book is a writer, researcher and editor on all things money, finance and financial history. He holds a masters degree from the University of Oxford and has been a visiting scholar at the American Institute for Economic Research in 2018 and 2019. His works can be found at joakimbook.com and on the blog Life of an Econ Student.
The Guns of August: A Look Back at the Financial Shock of the Great War
There Will Be No New Bitcoin Man
Governments Don’t Have Magic Wands To Ward off Asymmetric Information
Individual Freedom Works for COVID-19 Mitigation in Sweden
Capitalism Did Not Fail; It Can Save Us
Coronavirus Pandemic Is Not Exponential
What Sweden Has Done Right on Coronavirus
Only The Rise of Capitalism Can Save The Brazilian Amazon Rainforests
Capitalism and Free Markets Can Save Nature For Humankind
Climate Crusades and Green Finance
The Purpose of Flying A Nearly Empty Plane
Bitcoin: Best-Performing Asset of the Decade?
Money and Liquidity
Economically Capitalism and Free-Markets Best “Distribute” The Wealth
Climate Activism: Doublethink and Cognitive Dissonance
A Financial History of Edinburgh: The Rise and Fall of Scotland’s City of Money
“Hostile” Takeovers Aren’t Actually Hostile
Yield Curve Inversions Don’t Improve Investment Outcomes
Capitalism and Finance: In Defense of Share Buybacks
