America’s Economy Is Heading Down the Same Road as Italy’s
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The Fed’s Plan Is Failing: Stagflation Looms as Job Growth Stalls
The Fed’s apparent plan to somehow get to full employment and then deal with inflation sounds nice, but reality could easily derail the plan. Meanwhile, job growth is low and prices are rising.
How America Abandoned Decentralization and Embraced the State
Political decentralization in modern times has shown itself to be the most potent intellectual restraint on the growth of Leviathan. The Constitution is not enough.
We Don’t Need a Central Bank to Deal with Changes in the “Demand for Money”
Just because the demand for money changes over time doesn't mean we need a money supply that changes over time also.
The Rise of Economic Fascism in America
Virtually all of the specific economic policies advocated by the Italian and German fascists of the 1930s have also been adopted in the United States in some form, and continue to be adopted to this day.
When a Fallacy Isn’t Really a Fallacy
Michael Huemer has written outstanding book exposing many of the ways that many people fail to misunderstand logical fallacies in many ideological debates today.
The Market — Not Government Planning — Brings Relief from Natural Disasters
Expropriating private property or mandating price controls might feel like "doing something," but only market action brings real relief to disaster-prone areas.
This Is a Sign that Price Inflation Will Soon Get Worse
Price inflation isn't a simple function of increases in the money supply. Rather, it depends on many other factors such as public expectations of future inflation.
“Nudging” Policy Is about Control, Not Freedom
To the extent that Cass Sunstein's "nudge" policy relies on behavioral economics, it relies upon a fallacy.
Native Americans Had a Lot More Private Property than You Think
Many scholars employ excessively narrow notions of homesteading which wrongly suggest that virtually all Indian hunting grounds and food sources were "unowned."
