The Stench Inside The Fed
Danielle DiMartino Booth's new book on the Federal Reserve provides an insider's look at the Fed's role in the 2008 banking crisis and beyond.
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Trump Should Follow Putin on Military Spending
Trump's increases to military spending means his "America First" budget puts the US at greater risk.
The Fed’s Half-Hearted Attempt at Monetary Tightening
The Fed will do whatever is needed to prevent the debt pyramid from collapsing. That includes keeping interest rates at extraordinarily low levels.
America Is Hardly a Bastion of Free Trade
Contrary to the popular myth, the US often imposes many crippling regulations in its international trade practices. We need more trade, not less.
Week in Review: March 18, 2017
The Fed raised interest rates another quarter of a point, selling the narrative that the economy is strong — in spite of its own indicators.
How Central Bankers See Themselves
Central bankers position themselves as heroically saving the global economy, while blind to the fact they are the real problem.
Murray Rothbard Explains Why the US Government Spies on Us
Attempts to spy on every taxpayer are what we should expect from a state that has been granted moral legitimacy by its victims.
Will Trump Drain the Swamp with Blockchain?
By utilizing blockchain Trump can employ disruptive technology to achieve his populist ends.
Is the Snapchat IPO Proof of a Tech Bubble?
It's unclear that Snapchat can make a profit. But, thanks to central banks, that's not stopping investors from pouring billions into the company.
Yellen: “GDP is a Pretty Noisy Indicator”
While expressing optimism about the economy, Yellen completely dismissed a question about the troubling Q1 GDP forecasts.
