Economy
Nixon to Now: How the Kitchen Debate Came Home
In July 1959, at the American National Exhibition in Moscow’s Sokolniki Park, Vice President Richard Nixon stepped into a model...
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When Will The Fed Cut Interest Rates?
The latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics confirm that the Federal Reserve has made a lot of progress...
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Can the Constitution Survive the Age of Rousseau?
The Constitution, or at least talking about the Constitution, is typically a centerpiece in many contemporary political discussions. This is...
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Central Banks Forgot What Drives Inflation —Tim Congdon Didn’t
Before I review The Quantity Theory of Money: A New Restatement (PDF) chapter-by-chapter, allow me to put things into context....
Read moreCentral Banks Forgot What Drives Inflation —Tim Congdon Didn’t
Before I review The Quantity Theory of Money: A New Restatement (PDF) chapter-by-chapter, allow me to put things into context....
Read moreCan the Constitution Survive the Age of Rousseau?
The Constitution, or at least talking about the Constitution, is typically a centerpiece in many contemporary political discussions. This is...
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Was Reagan a Protectionist?
Ronald Reagan is, famously, known for being a free trader, a globalist perhaps, in today’s parlance. He believed very firmly...
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My $100 Tomato: Is Self-Sufficiency Overrated?
The main principle of trade policy is make or buy. “Economics” comes from the Greek word oikonomia, deriving from oikos,...
Read moreMy $100 Tomato: Is Self-Sufficiency Overrated?
The main principle of trade policy is make or buy. “Economics” comes from the Greek word oikonomia, deriving from oikos,...
Read moreWas Reagan a Protectionist?
Ronald Reagan is, famously, known for being a free trader, a globalist perhaps, in today’s parlance. He believed very firmly...
Read more