Don’t Let Bernie’s Craziness Distract from Warren’s Radical Tax Plans
The “rich” are the primary targets of her tax hikes, but the rest of us will suffer the collateral damage.
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The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics Volume 22, Issue 2 is Now Available!
This issue contains selected lectures, papers, and abstracts of papers presented at the 2019 Austrian Economics Research Conference.
Prolonged Monetary Easing Paves Way for Wealth Redistribution
Constant monetary stimulus leads to great wealth inequality, tilting the scales in favor of those who already own assets.
The US Military Isn’t As Invincible As It Thinks
"If the US and Saudi Arabia are particularly hesitant to retaliate against Iran it is because they know now, contrary to what they might have believed a year ago, that a counter-attack will not be a cost-free exercise."
How Entrepreneurs Can Survive the Next Recession
There has been increasing talk of a burgeoning recession, whether because of a historically rare decade-long economic expansion or recent reports o
The Conscientious Objector
In WWII, the government imprisoned nearly 6,000 conscientious objectors who would not comply with the service requirements of the draft laws.
Let Alaskans Decide The Fate of Alaska’s Forests
A group of people from the Alaska panhandle, in order to talk policy about a forest right next door, had to fly thousands of miles to do so.
3 Charts Showing Just How Boxed-in the Fed Is
Far from being in the midst of a robust "recovery," the patient — i.e., the US economy — is still incredibly weak, needing constant infusions of medicine to stave off a crisis in its circulation.
European Central Bank Doubles Down on Ultra-Easy Money
The ECB has surrendered and is turning toward even more aggressive easy-money policy as the euro economy slows. Meanwhile, President Trump attempted to use the move to put additional pressure on the Fed to ratchet up its own QE plans.
