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Inflation Isn't What The "Experts" Say It Is. The Confusion In Terms Is Deliberate
Inflation, more so than taxation, is the main nourishment that enables the state to, slowly but surely, grow into a large and far-reaching bureaucratic apparatus that intervenes across almost all aspects of social and economic affairs.
Putin's Inflation? Homegrown Modern Monetary Theory Is To Blame
Prices of goods and services in the economy seem to be going through the roof, and both consumers and producers suffer from the falling value of their money.
The Fed Cannot Undo The Damage It Has Already Caused
By raising interest rates the central bank cannot undo the damage from its previous easy interest rate stance. A tighter stance will likely generate various other distortions.
Markets Are Peaceful But The State Is Not
A system of free markets, if practiced, would sooner or later allow people around the world to grow into a very tightly knit division of labor. The result would be permanently peaceful and productive cooperation among the people.
The West's Russia Sanctions Could Lead To Many Unpredictable And Unpleasant Outcomes
Global supply shocks are historically rare events. All the more extraordinary to have two such shocks in quick succession.
Cantillon Effects: Why Inflation Helps Some And Hurts Others
The general form of a Cantillon effect is that there is increased money coming into an economy from somewhere. The first recipients benefit.
No, Inflation Is Not "Transitory," And It Is Worse Than The Government Admits
The inflation rates reported by governments are generally, at the very least, a little lower than they actually are. And the US government is not an exception.
Inflation: Who Or What Is The Culprit?
Inflation—defined herein as a widespread increase in the prices of widely purchased consumer goods—has gotten worse since I commented on it last spring.
Yes, The U.S. Has Its Own "Sphere Of Influence" And It's Huge
Late last year, US secretary of state Anthony Blinken declared that "One country does not have the right to exert a sphere of influence. That notion should be relegated to the dustbin of history."
FDR Wasn't The Only One Who Declared War On Gold To Save Paper Money
In monetary affairs, there is nothing new under the sun.
Will Inflation Turn Into Stagflation?
The two best ways for a government to crash an economy are regulations and taxes. Both suppress growth year-in-year-out, but to really spark a crash one or both have to get much worse, ideally all of a sudden.
The Covid Panic Brought Even More Economic Zombification
More and more economists and finance specialists are warning of the potential arrival of a new “Minsky moment.” The last time this term was used with such conviction was in 2008 at the onset of the Great Recession.
The Growing Pile Of Public Debt Shows That Inflation Is Here To Stay
After more than a decade of subdued consumer price inflation despite gigantic monetary and fiscal stimuli, last year’s surge in consumer prices took most central banks by surprise.
The Fed Is Trapped: It Has No Room To Taper Or Raise Rates
Last November, the Federal Reserve System announced tapering (a gradual reduction of the central bank’s monthly asset purchases to the point of ending the asset purchase program, which means that the Fed would stop increasing its balance sheet).
Looking Back: The Church Of Keynes
The work entitled, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, now commonly abbreviated as "The General Theory," was published in 1936. It was therefore only ten years old when the author, John Maynard Keynes, died last April (1946).
Why Price Deflation Is Always Good News
A general decline in the prices of goods and services in response to an increase in the pool of wealth is always good news for individuals.
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