The Conscience of a Liberal, by Paul Krugman
Like him or not, Paul Krugman is an economic theorist of distinction, a winner of the John Bates Clark Medal, and often rumored to be in the running for the Nobel Prize.
Interventionism
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Crash in Corn Skewers
On a recent trip to the grocery store I was shocked to find that the price of a package of Corn Skewers (t
Winner Used to Take All
Binkley believes that as Las Vegas becomes like the rest of the country, the rest of America is becoming at least a little like Las Vegas, with gambling popping up everywhere.
Bush’s Market-Liberal Scam
Abolish Social Security completely and instantly — or Ron Paul's more politically viable answer, which would permit current payers to opt out of the system completely.
Inflation Is a Policy that Cannot Last
If a thing has to be used as a medium of exchange, public opinion must not believe that the quantity of this thing will increase beyond all bounds. Inflation is a policy that cannot last.
We’ve only just begun
According to my reckoning, between the close of business Thursday and Tuesday, the Fed’s extra $352 billion in liquidity enhancing measures b
Did you hear the one about how California has abolished home schooling?
Some emails you learn to take with a grain of salt, and the ones last week about how California had banned homeschooling are a case in point.
Bennie and the Monetary Jets
Bernanke is evidently dedicated to one tactic: inflation now and forever.
Who is John T. Flynn?
Flynn's essential insight — that the threat to America is not to be found in any foreign capitol, but in Washington, D.C. — takes on new immediacy today.
