Paul DeRosa has taught economics at Columbia, ran a hedge fund for some thirty years, served on the research staff of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and has written extensively on topics related to economics.
Investors to the Rescue?
Wall Street guru Paul Tice's latest book takes on the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing orthodoxy.
Italy Needs Our Attention
As a key player in keeping the Euro stable, Italy’s problems are everyone’s problems.
An Empty Treasury and a War To Fight
How did Lincoln finance the Union Army? A new book explores how a government banker funded the Civil War and remodeled America’s financial system.
Putting the Gini Back in the Bottle
Trying to measure inequality in the United States is a little like nailing Jell-O to the wall. Yet, says Paul DeRosa, there are a few things we can say with confidence.
The H Factor
When it comes to addressing inequality, writers like Michael Sandel overlook human agency.
