Peter Coy
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New York, NY, United States
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Past articles by Peter:
‘Onshoring’ Is So Last Year. The New Lingo Is ‘Friend-Shoring’
The Biden administration recognizes that the U.S. can’t go it alone. → Read More
Warnings Against Quick Climate Fixes Inspire Pushback
Some fear focusing on 2030 emissions targets could impede progress on more important 2050 goals. → Read More
Investors Leap at Chance to Double Their Money in 1,387 Years
Money pours in after the Federal Reserve raises its interest rate to 0.05% (from zero). → Read More
Fewer Young Men Are in the Labor Force. More Are Living at Home
For 25- to 34-year-olds, the two trends add up to a failure to launch. → Read More
Yes, Real Estate Prices Are Soaring, and No, It’s Not a Bubble
Stricter lending standards have reduced risk in the market. → Read More
The Bottom 90% of Americans Are Borrowing From the Top 1%
The savings of the rich are recycled into household and government debt. → Read More
Meme Stock AMC Is Offering Its Investors Popcorn. How Fitting!
There could be no better gift to shareholders than the alluring kernels of puffed-up nothingness. → Read More
The Latest Burst of Inflation in the U.S. Is Probably Transitory
The Cleveland Fed says five-year inflation expectations are still just 1.5% a year → Read More
Big Business Loses a Political Home Amid Its Feud With the GOP
The rift between the longtime allies isn’t healing, but executives are still wary of Democrats’ agenda. → Read More
The U.S. Dollar Is Not Crashing, No Matter What the Bears Say
Against a broad set of currencies, and adjusted for inflation, the dollar is surprisingly stable. → Read More
This Inflation Scare Is Exactly What the Fed Was Hoping to Avoid
The clever monetary strategy enunciated last year only works if the public trusts the Fed to do the right thing. → Read More
How to Make Sense of the Surprising Inflation Signals
What’s real, what’s transitory, what’s base-effect distortion? Let’s cut through the noise. → Read More
You Can Make Better Decisions by Placing Problems in a New Frame
Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, co-author of the new book ‘Framers,’ explains how. → Read More
Biden Is Coming for the Tax Loopholes That the Rich Cherish
The president wants to foil strategies used to transfer wealth from generation to generation. → Read More
Facebook and Others Should Pay Us for Our Data. Here’s One Way.
A California group proposes taxing data companies on their “data dependency.” → Read More
A Return to the Office Is a Great Chance to Make a Fresh Start
New habits must be nurtured, a Wharton professor says. → Read More
How to Ensure the ‘Endless Frontier’ Won’t Be a Bottomless Pit
Dispersing federal tech funds to all corners of the U.S. could be wasteful. → Read More
The Super League Went Supernova Over the Beautiful Game’s Future
European football club owners wanted a U.S.-style competition, but they failed to account for the passion of fans. → Read More
Soccer’s Super League Finds There Are Some Things Money Can’t Buy
Fanship is what Harvard’s Sandel calls a ‘nonmarket norm’—not to be messed with. → Read More
America’s War in Afghanistan Is the Mother of All Sunk Costs
The blood and treasure already spent shouldn’t be used as a reason for staying the course. → Read More