The Federal Reserve’s (Permanent) Knowledge Problem
Almost eighty years ago, economist and philosopher Friedrich Hayek published what is now considered to be one of the most ...
Monday, November 11, 2024
Tag: Mises
The Number of Employed Workers Fell in October and Price Inflation Continues to Outpace Wages
In another sign of weakness for the job market, the total number of employed persons in the United States fell, month ...
The “Stunning Success” of the Green Revolution Is Yet Another Progressive Myth
One of the key myths of the twentieth century is the benign role played by international, American-led institutions after the ...
The Federal Reserve Now Is between the Proverbial Rock and a Hard Place
The Federal Reserve has sabotaged the economy since 1913 with its socialistic interventions. Every single boom created via its artificial ...
Krugman Is Wrong (Again): Artificially Low Interest Rates Created Bubbles
In his June 21 New York Times article “Is the Era of Cheap Money Over?,” Paul Krugman argues against the view that ...
Putin’s Inflation? Homegrown Modern Monetary Theory Is to Blame
Editor's Commentary: Today's episode of JD Rucker LIVE at 2pm Eastern on Red State Talk Radio as well as The ...
Canada’s Freezing of Protesters’ Finances Shows How the “War on Cash” Ends
The Canadian government is now freezing the bank accounts and personal assets of those who donated to support the Freedom Convoy, ...
Why They Want to Keep The “Health Emergency” Going Forever
Last month, Colorado governor Jared Polis ended statewide mask mandates and social-distancing provisions, stating that "the emergency is over." This, of ...
Chile’s New President Threatens the Nation’s Market-Driven Prosperity
With his arrival to the office, Chile’s newly elected president, long-time outside opposition leader Gabriel Boric, has vowed: “If Chile was ...
Why Doesn’t Increased Demand Bring More Supply?
By popular thinking, the key driver of economic growth is increases in the total demand for goods and services. It ...
