Is It Boring to Know the Future?
The post-stimulus macroeconomy is panning out pretty much the way Austrians said it would.
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Interview with a Zombie
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The vigilant alphabet
On my way home from work I was browbeaten by a timely public service announcement: Acting U.S.
Tax Credit Pumps Up Latest Home-Buying Bubble
Existing home sales did not do as well as expected in May, while new home sales fared even worse.
No Method to Patent Madness: The Supreme Court’s Bilski Decision
The Supreme Court handed down this term’s final four decisions today: Christian
Krugman Prophesies Doom As a Result of Government Spending Cuts and Archaic Notions of Sound Fiscal Policy
For some inexplicable reason (for Keynesians, unfamiliar with being out of economic fashion), the recent G-20 meeting resulted in some consensus (a
Personal Income Rises With Government Spending, But Not Really
Personal income information released this week by the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows total personal income increasing 0.4 percent, or $54 billio
