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    <description>Every other week: a prediction this framework put on the record, scored — then what&apos;s actually happening, with dated specifics you can hold me to.

Every episode is narrated in a synthetic model of my own voice, trained on my own recordings. The scripts are written by me. Noted here once and permanently — a framework about institutional honesty should be honest about its own production.</description>
    <copyright>© 2026 New Austrian Economics</copyright>
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      <title>Episode 001 — The Credibility Repricing</title>
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      <description>The Fed held rates and the thirty-year yield went to a nineteen-year high. Short end down, long end up, same afternoon — that gap is a credibility loss measured in basis points. Plus a scored call I got wrong.</description>
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