Central Bankers Claim: Things Are Better than You Think
byIn our time, the greatest source of money chaos is now the global 2%-inflation standard. Deflation-phobic central bankers, led by the FOMC at the…
In our time, the greatest source of money chaos is now the global 2%-inflation standard. Deflation-phobic central bankers, led by the FOMC at the…
The majority of economists view deflation as a general decline in prices of goods and services. This is viewed as a major threat to…
Former Minneapolis Fed president Narayana Kocherlakota says that the Fed has a credibility problem. Investors, he argues, have lost faith that the Fed will…
“The tyranny of fraud is not less oppressive than that of force.” John Taylor of Caroline, Virginia, 1814. Our system of money-creation…
Milton Friedman provided an exemplary explanation of how a publicly-funded healthcare system (through healthcare vouchers) in a free(r) market where consumers have the choice…
We live at time when, increasingly, the U.S. government operates in arbitrary and discretionary ways. Government regulatory agencies seemingly have unrestrained powers over land-use,…
Ten days ago, it was reported that the Bank of Japan for the first time set aside reserves against expected losses should its massive…
There once was a time (at least in banished Austrian economic circles) when low market interest rates signaled to entrepreneurs a positive environment in…
It could have been significantly worse. In the words of Jakob von Weizsacker MEP, who drafted the resolution, and whom I had the pleasure of…
Regulations are nearly always introduced with the best intentions. In financial services, they aim to stop unscrupulous brokers and banks from ripping off the…