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Why Producer Prices (Like Lumber Prices) Are Rising Faster Than The CPI
When people discuss inflation, they rarely have in mind monetary expansion, which is an important driver of price inflation. Instead, they think almost exclusively of consumer prices.
Can Economics Save Medicine?
In a certain sense medicine in America is broken. Doctors and patients are unhappy, the quality of care deteriorates, and costs keep increasing.
Central Banks See No Way Out Of The Low Interest Rate Trap
Since the 1980s, slower economic growth in the industrial countries has been accompanied by declining interest rates. They have even turned negative in more recent years.
Transitory Inflation Or Stagflation?
Chairman Powell can shout from atop his ivory tower that inflation identifies as transitory, but stagflation is where we’re headed.
Thanks To Federal Megaspending, The Trade Deficit Has Only Gotten Worse
The chronic US trade deficit is a direct result of the dollar’s status as the world’s main reserve currency and unabated monetary and fiscal expansion.
This Is What Could Trigger Big Growth In CPI Inflation
Many episodes of monetary inflation, some even long and virulent, do not feature a denouement in a sustained high CPI inflation over many years.
Why Stimulus Does Not Stimulate
Congress is hard at work on a stimulus bill. Doubtless, their efforts will pay off. Does anyone stop to ask what it is about stimulus that stimulates?
Is Guaranteed Basic Income The Solution To Robots Taking Our Jobs?
The idea of universal basic income (UBI) is near the peak of the hype cycle.
Bitcoin's El Salvador Option
President Bukele’s embrace of bitcoin has led him to become somewhat of an icon overnight. Since most bitcoiners are supposedly in favor of liberty and free markets, this is puzzling.
Why Keynes Was Wrong About Unemployment
Large-scale unemployment is another name for a surplus in the labor market. Equilibrium is a state which markets will naturally move toward as buyers and sellers look for mutually advantageous exchanges.
Why Monetary "Stimulus" Won't Prevent An Economic Bust
The increase in the growth rate of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has fueled concerns that if the rising trend were to continue the Fed is likely to tighten its interest rate stance.
Price Discovery Is Alive And Well In Crypto
There will be a day when the Fed, the Treasury, and the SEC will stick their long regulatory snouts into crypto. It may not mean the digital party is over, but the markets will lose the price discovery elasticity that currently works so well.
What Does Marginality Mean?
The most famous application of marginalism is the solution to the so-called water-diamond paradox.
Forget Hemlines. Mom Jeans Are Now An Economic Indicator.
There was once something called the Hemline Index introduced by economist George Taylor in 1926.
Does Bitcoin Use "Too Much" Electricity?
Energy is abundant and easy to provide in a free-market environment. However, a free market environment can be hard to come by, for the government won’t let a free market for energy exist.
Let's Level The Playing Field Between The Dollar And Competing Currencies
To be a reliable and useful medium of exchange, money must be durable, portable, divisible, and recognizable, but also scarce.
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