To Prevent Problematic Inflation, We Need More Production. Which Means There’s Trouble Ahead.
Price inflation is so difficult to predict, because there are so many moving parts: money supply, demand, money velocity, and supply of goods and services.
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Why Official Inflation Measures Don’t Work
In theory, it is possible to adjust inflation measures to account for the many constant changes in prices resulting from changing demand, quality, and innovations. But it's essentially impossible to execute these adjustments accurately.
Why Official Inflation Measures Don’t Work
In theory, it is possible to adjust inflation measures to account for the many constant changes in prices resulting from changing demand, quality, and innovations. But it's essentially impossible to execute these adjustments accurately.
Krugman: We Need More Unemployment—to Save Us from Unemployment
Paul Krugman is now claiming that reopening the economy and allowing people to go to work almost surely will cause a depression.
Krugman: We Need More Unemployment—to Save Us from Unemployment
Paul Krugman is now claiming that reopening the economy and allowing people to go to work almost surely will cause a depression.
How Government Spending Can Make the Debt Burden Look Smaller than It Really Is
Governments can increase GDP numbers simply by spending more, and this can reduce debt as a percentage of GDP. But what if we calculate GDP using only private spending?
Why Americans Don’t Have Any Savings
Central bankers think too much saving is a problem that must be solved with more money creation. But the real problem is the Keynesian-style fractional reserve banking system.
Why Americans Don’t Have Any Savings
Central bankers think too much saving is a problem that must be solved with more money creation. But the real problem is the Keynesian-style fractional reserve banking system.
13. On the Impossibility of Limited Government and the Prospect for Revolution
Narrated by Paul Strikwerda.
