No, Inflation Is Not “Transitory,” and It Is Worse than the Government Admits
Current rates of inflation are worse than what the government claims. Not surprisingly, the government gains when people are fooled.
Current rates of inflation are worse than what the government claims. Not surprisingly, the government gains when people are fooled.
The Fed is, effectively, a car driving at night, very fast, with no headlights. That is a real threat, probably to an unprecedented degree.
In this episode, Ryan McMaken and Tho Bishop dive into the politics of inflation.
In this episode of Radio Rothbard, Ryan and Tho trade predictions for the year ahead.
Central bankers are being disingenuous when they insist that rising prices are a temporary phenomenon.
Millions of Americans have no conception of economics, and simply don’t believe tradeoffs exist.
Chapter 19 from The Costs of War: America's Pyrrhic Victories, John V. Denson, ed. (New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction, Publishers, 1999, pp. 433–53.
In a May 2021 essay, Curtis Yarvin (a.k.a. Mencius Moldbug) argues that the American economy runs on an inflation machine.
We've all hear the reports of inflation by now, but what about the shrinkflation going on?
Since the corona panic, the Fed has bought a ton of government bonds, but it's also started buying corporate bonds, has abolished reserve requirements, redefined their M1 measure, and switched to average inflation targeting.