Long-run growth projections have plummeted since the Great Recession. How much blame does fiscal austerity bear for this bleak outlook?
READ MOREThe essence of economics is far too complex to accredit to a politician.
READ MORESocial Security is in the hole. It’s time to stop digging.
READ MORECoyne and Hall argue forcefully for cultivating a consistent anti-war ideology, one grounded in the economic analysis of the true costs of militarization.
READ MOREWeaponizing one’s influence over expectations can certainly shake up a political scene. But it also serves to shake markets, the source of material prosperity.
READ MOREThe bottom line is that none of us can afford the true budgetary costs of the Democrat Socialist dream. And that’s just the financial costs. It says nothing about the stifling of innovation, of entrepreneurship, and of work under such plan. It’s amazing what twenty-five years can do to a political party’s ideology.
READ MOREA sovereign GDP-linked bond pays the bondholder only if certain economic conditions hold.
READ MOREAfter nearly a decade of decrying austerity programs, Krugman finally understands the monetary offset.
READ MOREWhat would happen if local governments had a lot more control over policy? Some localities could lower taxes and provide fewer services, while others could do the opposite. Local school boards could have much greater control over curricula and measuring outcomes. And many aspects of the culture wars could be settled at a level where far more consensus likely exists.
READ MOREIt’s time to put a final close on the era of government hegemony over our lives. There need never be another drama over closings of government offices. Shut them down for good. Sell the assets. Privatize the services.
READ MOREToday’s T.E.A. party adherents have it right. We are Taxed Enough Already! So why is raising the inflation tax gaining popularity with policymakers around the world? The central idea of post WWII monetary arrangements was that the US dollar would be fi …
READ MOREDuring a recent interview on NTN24TV, I was asked about the difference between the fiscal deficit and the fiscal “cliff.” I told them that the deficit is more like a flood (deluge), and that explanation led me to write an op-ed for Investors Business …
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