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The Impending Collapse of the Global “Bernanke Bubble”

08/21/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

The flood of dollar-denominated debt has risen in Turkey, Brazil, India, and South Korea since Bernanke turned on the monetary spigot in 2009.

Amar Bhidé on Reining in the Fed

08/21/2013 Peter G. Klein

Here is a very good piece by Amar Bhidé, “Wanted:

Happy Birthday, Ron Paul!

08/20/2013 Peter G. Klein

Happy birthday to Ron Paul, Distinguished Counselor of the Mises Institute and longtime supporter of Austrian economics. Here’s Dr.

Pinker Embraces Scientism

08/19/2013 Peter G. Klein

Further to my previous post on scientism: Steven Pinker has entered the fray, wit

DiLorenzo, RAE, and Unnatural Monopoly

08/19/2013 John P. Cochran

Nonsense on Religion and Monetary Policy

08/19/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

Mark Gongloff of the Huffington Post responded to a

What Is Money?: The Congressional Lecture Series

08/18/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

You can now enjoy a three-part lecture series

Plunging Stock Prices Reveal Shaky Recovery

08/18/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

On Thursday, stocks suffered their largest tumble since June due in large part to a so-called “sp

No Fed, No Destructive Housing Bubble

08/15/2013 John P. Cochran

Yesterday’s Wall Street Journal had a nice short summary of how bad housing policy over several administrations misdirected greed (self interest or

Is Macroeconomics Really Economics?

08/15/2013 Robert Higgs

The world probably would have been much better off had macroeconomics never been devised.

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