Central Banking: The Root of Economic Instability
“An economic foundation that was built on cheap money and debt.”
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Why Prices Have Gone Up
Central bank “stimulus” is a nonsensical policy approach which caused prices to surge over the last two years. Look at the charts below:
No, Inflation Is Not a Product of Corporate Greed
Seventeen months ago, as the keys to the oval office changed hands, for all of the political animus and theatrics, one thing seemed a given: the US
Rising Interest Rates Are Revealing the True Damage Done by the Fed
The most pressing insight on Fed policy is not the dollar's declining purchasing power or the threat of hyperinflation, but the costs of the malinvestment that occurs in a low interest rate environment.
At Least Private Police Would Have an Incentive to Act
Following the tragic events of Uvalde Texas, the whole country saw a disgusting act of senseless killing, and the police waiting outside as it unfo
Wholesale Prices Rise More than 10 Percent, Pointing to Continued Price Hikes
Year-over-year PPI growth came in at over 10 percent for the sixth month in a row. This will put more pressure on the Fed to "do something."
No One Should Have This Much Power
If you’ve never given much consideration to the power of central banking, it’s time to make that a priority.
Should Gun Laws Be Decided at the Federal Level? Or Even the State Level? Why Not the Local Level?
Uvalde, Texas, is where I was born. It’s where my mom taught kindergarten less than a mile from Robb Elementary.
