A Look at Uncertainty in the UK, Post-Election
It's becoming increasingly clear the Bank of England is sticking to an uncomfortably aggressive quantitative easing program.
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The Super Bubble Is in Trouble
Once the Super-Bubble pops, we will see what people demand as the ultimate means of payment: gold or cyber units, or both.
Yes, the Fed Really Is Holding Down Interest Rates
The empirical evidence is clear: the Fed is pursuing an expansionist monetary policy — and the economic benefits have been disappointing at best.
The Money-Velocity Myth
Velocity has nothing to do with the purchasing power of money.
The Danger of “Public” Education
The key issue in the entire discussion is simply this: shall the parent or the State be the overseer of the child?
Will the Work Day Shrink to Four Hours?
How many hours a job requires depends on the nature of the work. In other words, work is highly heterogeneous.
Hayek’s Chicago Seminar on Justice and Equality
In 1950-51 Hayek presented a seminar at the University of Chicago entitled "Justice and Equality." The seminar was opened to faculty and students.
Republican Healthcare Plan Fails the “Jimmy Kimmel Test”
Government health care creates shortages while driving up prices and preventing access to critical services.
The American Bar Association Stifles Legal Education
Ending the ABA's expensive accreditation authority would be a first step to making quality representation available to poor and rich alike.
