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Paul Tolmachev

Paul Tolmachev
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Paul Tolmachev is an Investment Manager, Economist and Political Analyst. He is Certified Professional in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE Program), Duke University. Paul is serving as a Portfolio Manager for BlackRock running $500 million assets under personal management. He also is a visiting research scholar at The Hoover Institution (Stanford University), where he researches political economy and social behavior, specializing in the analysis of macroeconomics, politics, and social processes. Paul is a columnist and contributor to a number of international think tanks and publications, including, Mises Institute, Eurasia Review, WallStreet Window, The Heritage Foundation, Investing.com, L'Indro, etc.

The Freedom Issue: Let’s be Sober and Proactive 

Many years we have seen the civil liberty - the basis of classical liberalism - is being under attack by populism, nationalism and authoritarianism....

How We Become Poor: The Sad Results of Government Stimulus

At the beginning of the 20th century, the U.S. Government claimed that the FED would help neutralize the damage from economic cycles and inflation...

China and Russia: a Return to Colonialism. Russia is a Chinese...

The basic mantra of reorienting Russia's economic processes toward cooperation with China has turned out to be absolute nonsense. In fact, Russia has found...

Putin’s Russia: No Right, No Law, What Remains is Violence

The incident in the skies over the Tver region in the Russian Federation, where a plane crashed (as a result of an air defense...

Biology of Russian Dictatorship: Too Dumb to Win

Dialectically, any dominant power is based on the effective assertion and demonstration of physical advantage over that which is its life support resource. Anyone...

Market Growth 2023: Perspectives and Misconceptions

Let's be honest with ourselves: people are prone to religious determinism, simply put, to shamanism. What does this mean?  In short and dry: people interpret...