Money is flooding world markets
Whenever economic activity stagnates or declines, they quickly lower their interest rates and expand their credits.
Whenever economic activity stagnates or declines, they quickly lower their interest rates and expand their credits.
A fun little absurdity — AOL has a teaser that purports to show how a c
I was amazed that when Muhammad Yunus, head of the state-supported, quasi-socialist, regimentation-promoting Grameen Bank, received his Nobel Prize
MAN Financial chief economist Dr Frank Shostak has a warning for investors.
It seems that the policy of transparency (transparent tampering) that Fed policy makers are striving to implement under the banner of achieving price stability might not be that good for the health of the economy. Also, it is a contradiction in terms to suggest that by means of manipulation of the price indexes and interest rates the Fed could somehow set the basis for the efficient allocation of resources and fulfill the role of an agent for economic growth.
Now that the housing bubble is starting to burst, it’s time to address the really important questions: whose fault was it?
A correspondent on the LRC blog refers to the
The two birds: My wife’s desire for additional landscaping; and, your carbon guilt. It’s really simple.