Fed chairman Ben Bernanke fielded softball questions from reporters today. Here are the 20 questions asked.
I would like to see him answer questions from this group: Ron Paul, Gary North, Peter Schiff, George Selgin, and Joe Salerno.
When unions oppose the general policy of extra pay for extra work, as under incentive or piecework payment, they are merely extending the practice of featherbedding.
The basic logic of Jane Jacobs’s work must lead an attentive reader inexorably to a libertarian view of human social relations.
With 25% more to fall, and many houses under water by thousands of dollars, or hundreds of thousands, what’s the incentive to pay? If a borrower wants to work out a compromise in good faith, how can they know if they are negotiating with the right party? The mortgage mess is a house of mirrors.
