Chapter 18 Economic Progress

Economic Policy: Thoughts for Tomorrow and Today1

“Foreign Investment”

Some people call the programs of economic freedom a negative program. They say: “What do you liberals really want? You are against socialism, government intervention, inflation, labor union violence, protective tariffs. ... You say ‘no’ to everything.”

Chapter 17 Keynes and Keynesianism

Planning for Freedom and Sixteen Other Essays and Addresses1

“Lord Keynes and Say’s Law”

The Freeman 1999

Vol.49, nos. 1-12. Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York. This complete archive of The Freeman (1950-1999) is made possible by a generous grant from Guillermo M. Yeatts, in cooperation with Walter Block, and additional assistance from Gary North

Six Steps Trump Can Take Toward Better Monetary Policy

Since Nixon severed the final link to gold in 1971, the US dollar has lost more than 80% of its purchasing power, wreaking havoc on ordinary savers, conservative investors, and households on fixed incomes. Today, inflationary monetary policy continues to be a foundational tenet of all presidential administrations as politicians and central bankers have heedlessly been borrowing and printing currency without restraint in order to bankroll today’s bloated and insolvent federal government.