Fiscal Theory

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Jörg Guido Hülsmann

Apparently in the 1930s only Mises was courageous enough to point out that political organizations were responsible for the unnecessary aggravation of the economic crisis of 1929.

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Gene Epstein finds little fault with government's economic numbers and plenty of fault with the reporters and pundits who use those numbers.
Lisa Casanova

Senator Norm Coleman, quoted in the NYTimes:

Max Raskin

Like Anthony Gregory, I agree with many of the nominees for the “

Robert P. Murphy

However, a large trade deficit — even one that persists for decades — is not necessarily bad or unsustainable.

Jim Fedako

It appears that the Appalachians are about to move again. Earthquakes? Shifts in tectonic plates? Not this time.

Frank Shostak

It follows that liquidity could come under severe pressure if the Fed decides to cling to the current fed funds rate target whilst the economy is weakening.

Laurence M. Vance

It is only because we have a monstrous welfare/warfare state that the government "needs" to collect an income tax. The beginning of Clinton's presidency was not that long ago. The income tax can be abolished. It can be done quickly; it can be done painlessly — and it can be done for the benefit of the American taxpayer instead of the federal leviathan. Now that is real tax reform.