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by Jeffrey P. Snider The Federal Reserve under Ben Bernanke committed several unforgivable mistakes during his tumultuous tenure, but cumulatively they could be easily…
An often forgotten truth is that it is not just military warfare that can cause injury to innocent bystanders, the same inescapably happens in…
By George Selgin Of the many questions reporters asked Janet Yellen on Wednesday, at her press conference following the FOMC’s decision to raise the Fed’s policy…
In what was the clearest sign to date that the Fed is targeting the stock market bubble with its rate hikes (recall two weeks…
By G. P. Manish and Felicia Cowley Keynesian economics has witnessed a remarkable resurgence since the crisis of 2008. The inability of mainstream economics to predict or…
Recently one of the most successful Wall Street investors Warren Buffet urged investors to forget about active investment and simply put their money into…
A major set of stakeholders that are particularly nervous about Brexit include the British Higher Education establishment. On the one hand, universities are expecting…
It is common for commentators and economists in their discussions to continuously refer to something called the “economy” – which sometimes performs well and…
G20 Finance ministers meeting in Baden Baden last weekend agreed, on America’s insistence, to drop the long-standing commitment to free trade from the final…
A major contemporary worry is that threats of tariffs, preservation of subsidies and licensing and standards restrictions for imports and exports will derail any…