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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 Russian Economy and the Social Contract: The Path to a...

The Russian Economy and the Social Contract: The Path to a Deplorable Reality The social contract in autocracies and totalitarian dictatorships is characterized by the...

Why Russia’s Authoritarian Regime Continues to Be Public Supported – Paul...

One of my areas of research in institutional economics is the social behavior of people under different political regimes, what Thomas Schelling called micromotives...

INFORMATION MODELING OF SOCIAL POLITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS – Paul Tolmachev

What is often called propaganda is not. Propaganda is just one type of information modeling of social consciousness, which is used by any social...

The U.S. Economy: Why There is No Ground for Optimism –...

The U.S. Economy: Why There is No Ground for Optimism Regulators seem to have few tools left to suppress inflation. The current inflation is due to...

Russia, Ukraine, and the West: peculiarities of current positioning – Paul...

Russia, from an economic point of view, is tactically not in as vulnerable a position as one might have expected a couple of months...

U.S. economy: it is going to hurt with no alternative –...

There seems to be no doubt that the general trend of the U.S. economy is recessionary. It is the result of a fatal error, or...