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Cryptocurrency Doesn’t Amount to Much
Matt Sekerke, Steve H. Hanke | Commentary | Jan. 25, 2022
It’s Time for the Fed to Go Old School
No fancy stuff. Raise rates via open-market operations that reduce the size of the balance sheet.
Judy L. Shelton | Commentary | Dec. 23, 2021
The Federal Reserve Needs to Remove Its Blinkers
A monetary mistake based on an outdated paradigm could trigger a recession or even worse inflation.
Judy L. Shelton | Commentary | Nov. 17, 2021
Life after Capitalism
The information theory of economics
George F. Gilder | Commentary | Nov. 2, 2021
How the Fed Finances U.S. Debt
Look behind the federal books to see the ways monetary policy has come to abet runaway spending.
Judy L. Shelton | Commentary | Oct. 14, 2021
How Innovative Is Crypto?
Matt Sekerke, Steve H. Hanke | Commentary | Oct. 13, 2021
The Woke Left’s Primitive Economics
Zero-sum thinking was adaptive in a world of tribal conflict, but isn’t in a modern society.
Paul H. Rubin | Commentary | Oct. 6, 2021
‘Science,’ They Said
Science is dying; superstition disguised as morality is returning. And we all will soon become poorer, angrier and more divided.
Victor Davis Hanson | Commentary | Sep. 17, 2021
After the Gold Standard, We Got Bigger Government and a Smaller Dollar
Robert P. Murphy | Commentary | Aug. 19, 2021
Lessons for Today from the Gold Standard
Though a return to the old system isn’t likely, the Fed’s management of the fiat dollar has been worse.
Alexander William Salter, William J. Luther | Commentary | Aug. 9, 2021






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