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How Asset Inflation Will End - This Time
Life after death for asset inflation: this is what happens when “speculative fever” remains high even after monetary inflation has paused.
A Modest Proposal For The Fed
Quantitative easing, the program of asset buying initiated by the US Federal Reserve Bank in 2008, represents the most profound monetary experiment in the history of the world.
Why The Boom-Bust Cycle Keeps Repeating
In a free, unhampered market, we could envisage that the economy would be subject to various shocks but it is difficult to envisage a phenomenon of recurrent boom-bust cycles.
What The World’s Central Banks Are Planning For Brexit
The monetary czars at the top of the world’s central banks are increasingly coming to terms with the fact that a ‘hard’, no-deal Brexit now seems to be the most likely outcome.
Venezuela: Poster Child For Socialism
There is no more recent example of the many theoretically apparent pitfalls of socialism coming to life than in Venezuela.
The Problem With Cutting Taxes Without Reducing Spending
According to many economic experts and commentators, an effective way to generate economic growth is through the lowering of taxes.
Why Marx Loved Central Banks
The fiat money system, the creation of money through circulation credit expansion, has brought about a new kind of debt slavery on a grand scale.
Government Spending Doesn't Create Economic Growth
The government is not a wealth generator, whenever it raises the pace of its outlays it has to lift the pace of the wealth diversion from the wealth-generating private sector.
Will Policy Makers Turn A Global Economic Slowdown Into A Crisis?
The virtuous cycle of credit turns into a vicious cycle of unproductive debt when we incentivize malinvestment and prevent technology substitution by implementing massive government stimuli and liquidity injections.
The Euro Shows That A Fiat Money System Is More Expensive Than We Thought
The traditional argument for fiduciary media and ultimately unbacked fiat money was based on the costs of production.
The Upside-Down World Of Modern Monetary Theory
Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is neither modern nor truly "monetary;" instead it is a combination of tired fiscal and monetary policies.
Herb Kelleher And The Free-Market Fight For Southwest
Southwest Airlines lost one of their founders, Herb Kelleher. Thanks to his brilliance, the idea for a small, intrastate Texas airline survived the first 4 years of legal battles to become one of the dominant airlines in the US and the world.
Asssessing Angela Merkel's Legacy
During Merkel's time at the helm, the German economy has shown a formidable macroeconomic performance, first, with employment.
Furloughed Federal Employees Are Still Paid More Than You
On average, civilian federal workers make 17 percent more than similar workers in the private sector, according to a 2017-2018 report by the Congressional Budget Office.
Boom-Bust Cycles And Easy Money
The key factor behind the emerging downturn is the policies of the US President Trump, in particular, the imposition of tariffs on imports.
Why Capital Needs Entrepreneurs
Destroying entrepreneurial capitalism in favor of state capitalism and socialism leads to economic decline.
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