Three Ways Trump’s Tax “Cuts” Will Raise Taxes
Trump's plan to increase spending and lower taxes will only increase deficit spending. And that brings with it a host of new costs for taxpayers.
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What Nassim Taleb Can Teach Us
Austro-libertarians will find much to admire in his brilliant takedowns of the “pseudo-experts” in academia, journalism, politics, and science.
Fannie and Freddie Finally Wake Up
Because Fannie and Freddie weren’t allowed to fail, it has taken years for these wards of the state to smell the delinquent-mortgage coffee.
Is the Snapchat IPO Proof of a Tech Bubble?
It's unclear that Snapchat can make a profit. But, thanks to central banks, that's not stopping investors from pouring billions into the company.
Panel: Survive and Thrive Financially
How can liberty-minded Americans move toward more freedom in our lifetime? Watch this panel discussion from our recent event in San Diego.
Which is Worse — A Trade Surplus or a Trade Deficit?
Unlike commodity money, fiat currencies allow persistent trade imbalances which cause grave discrepancies in income, consumption, and investment.
Week in Review: January 7, 2017
This year, our attention will be toward the Fed and central banks, as the world's financial elites try to navigate increasingly volatile waters.
Patrick Barron: Negative Interest Rates Demystified
Patrick Barron explains how and why negative interest rates arise.
Have Trump Tweets Replaced Fed Speak?
Donald Trump's Twitter account is steering the market, the consequence of America substituting markets for central planners.
Is Steve Mnuchin Just Another Wall Street Banker?
Steve Mnuchin has said little publicly, but his resume does seem to contrast sharply with Trump's populist campaign.
