David Stockman on his Book and the Bailouts
The Fed decides, through a Politburo of planners sitting in Washington, how much liquidity is necessary and what the interest rate should be.
The Fed
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Wall Street and Government Intervention
Interviewed by Ken McClenton on “The Exceptional Conservative Show” on 27 May 2013, Mark Thornton talks about the historical reaction o
Bernanke: A Tenure of Failure
If banks and other financial institutions should not be too big to fail, neither should the Fed.
Inevitable Inflation?
In any other country where the capital structure is less developed, the transition to price inflation would be more intense and instantaneous.
Capital Requirements Won’t Save Us
The introduction of new tighter capital requirements by banks cannot make them more solvent in the present monetary system.
Can Bernanke Brake Without Derailing?
Will "tapering" trigger a "taper tantrum" in the market?
The Tip of the Financial Iceberg
Broadcast on RT’s Prime Interest program, Mark Thornton talks to producer Bob English about Edward Snowden, the financial markets, and the Fe
Salerno Interview on the Fed
Joseph Salerno appeared on Russia Today’s TV show Prime Interest to discuss money, t
