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A paper written by two staff members of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta tried to quantify what all the Fed’s new money creation and related mea

The so-called “peer review process” is supposed to be the unimpeachable  guarantee that publications in academic journals have bee

Everything valuable that economics textbooks describe as a “public good” has, at one time or another, been provided on the market by in

In a recent Bloomberg Views piece, mainstream economist Noah Smith accused his Austrian critics of having “brain worms” and even “anti-sem

Over at Mises Canada, I address the question of

Not all secessionist movements are created equal, because some secessionist regions are more economically independent than others.

Paul Krugman is at it again – distorting or misinterpreting work by other economists to attack critics of today’s central bank driven low interest