Articles by Elisabeth Dellinger

SarbOx, Revisited

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 09/19/2022

What 2002’s corporate accounting reform teaches about regulatory risk and stocks.

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Central Banks’ ‘Independence’ Illusion

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 08/29/2022

Seeing through the debate over central bank reforms.

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The Basic Lesson From the 1994 Parallel

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 06/17/2022

There are some vast differences between now and the last time the Fed hiked by 75 basis points. But there are also parallels that may be enlightening.

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Don’t Let the Politicking on Gas Prices Fool You

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 04/07/2022

Wednesday’s Congressional hearing was classic grandstanding—unlikely to yield anything meaningful for gas prices (or stocks).

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How P.J. O’Rourke Can Help You Invest Better

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 02/17/2022

Sometimes non-investment reading can be your best training material.

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Nuclear Breakthrough! And Other Bad Investment Theses

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 02/11/2022

Just because something could revolutionize the world in the long run doesn’t mean it is a wise investment today.

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The US Government’s Semiconductor Solutions Seeking Problems

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 12/02/2021

This isn’t the first time Washington, DC has tried to help chipmakers.

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The Many Problems With Taxing Unrealized Capital Gains

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 10/25/2021

The White House’s Office for Management and Budget’s logically flawed redefinition of income leads to some headline-drawing conclusions, but it isn’t likely to lead to new laws.

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Unintended Tax-Policy Consequences, Taught by Bono and Baseball

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 09/20/2021

The more you tax something, the less of it you get—including high incomes.

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Technology Steps Up to Financial Literacy Challenges

By Elisabeth Dellinger, 08/27/2021

Financial education for young folks? There’s an app for that.

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