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Hal W. Snarr is an assistant professor of economics at Westminster College in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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How Champions of the Poor Become Tyrants

Bureaucracy and RegulationPricesValue and Exchange

Blog09/28/2018Hal Snarr

The unintended consequences of government regulation lead to even more government coercion.

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Inflation Has Been Contained — But Not Because of a Liquidity Trap

The FedMoney and Banking

Blog02/28/2018Hal Snarr

When the Fed began paying interest on bank reserves, it kept a lid on inflation. But now there's no easy way out.

The Yield Curve Accordion Theory

Money and BanksMoney and Banking

Blog12/26/2017Hal Snarr

The Fed dictates to markets at least as much as it reacts to markets.

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How Central Banks Widen Wealth and Income Gaps

Blog11/09/2017Hal Snarr

Over time, central-bank policies that favor the wealthy lead to income gaps that grow even larger.

Low Interest Rates Subsidize Wealthy Households

Money and BanksMoney and Banking

Blog10/21/2017Hal Snarr

Wealthier households are often able to benefit more from low interest rates than can lower-income households.

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How Champions of the Poor Become Tyrants

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