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The Money Supply, the Iran War, and the Dollar

The Money Supply, the Iran War, and the Dollar
Power & Market Ryan McMaken
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I recently joined Lena Petrova on the World Affairs in Context podcast to discuss the Austrian Money Supply measure (i.e., the Rothbard-Salerno measure), and how easy money drives price increases. Plus we discuss other threats to the standard of living both in the US and the world, including the Iran War and runaway federal spending and debt. For the latest mises.org report on the money supply, see “Money-Supply Growth in 2026 Rises to Multi-Year High as the Fed Pumps New QE.”

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