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Can A Modern Central Bank Still Be A "Banker's Bank"?
The Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan and every other clone of their genus will never reform themselves in a manner ultimately constructive to monetary policy because of the absence of guiding principle.
How Much Do Central Banks Cost Us?
A classic argument for central bank controlled fiat money goes: a commodity like gold is costly to produce. All the resources, capital and labor devoted to mining gold for monetary purposes could be employed elsewhere if only we had a fiat standard.
Can We Blame The New Iphone's Mediocrity On Inflation?
How does Apple use the perception of innovation as a strategy for dealing with inflation?
Entrepreneurs Are The Key To Economic Development
Questions of economic development have long been long held a prominent position in economics. How did the most advanced economies get to where they are?
Should Puerto Rico Default?
Neither default nor asset sales are perfect solutions to Puerto Rico's debt crisis, but what is? Radical restructuring, even full default, may be the least bad option.
Why The Euro Took A Dive After Merkel's Re-Election
After the German elections held on the 23rd of September, the euro started a pronounced decline. But why was there such a sharp fall of the common currency?
Hard Assets In An Age Of Negative Interest Rates
The hard asset vision is about building wealth outside the stock market. It refers to three main strategies overall: 1) land ownership and/or farmland, forestry and agriculture 2) gold and certain other metals 3) the art market.
Why Does US Price Inflation Remain Relatively Subdued?
What matters here is not whether prices in general are following changes in money supply as such. What matters are the increases in money supply which undermine the real wealth generation process.
More Spending Does Not Drive More Employment
Spending is a possible outcome of entrepreneurial production, but not the other way around. The former does not employ people, but the latter does.
Mark Thornton: Can The Fed Unwind?
Can quantitative easing—a roundabout form of monetizing debt—actually work? Can monetary policy make us rich? Or, are Fed officials just groping in the dark, putting off a day of reckoning? Jeff Deist and Mark Thornton unwind the narrative.
Questions Remain As The Fed Finally Begins To Reverse QE
The Fed announced that it will finally begin the process of reversing quantitative easing. It will start allowing assets to mature off its balance sheet, rather than re-investing them as had been its prior policy.
What Is The Correct Amount Of Money?
Most economists believe that a growing economy requires a growing money stock, on the grounds that growth gives rise to a greater demand for money, which must be accommodated.
The World Is Creeping Toward De-Dollarization
The process of moving away from the dollar — prepared by Europe and triggered by China and Russia — can no longer be stopped. And as a “supra-national” reserve asset, gold plays an important role in it.
With A Central Bank, Bank "Deregulation" Can Be A Bad Thing
Leading Federal Reserve policymaker Stanley Fischer has hit out at plans to unwind banking regulation, calling it a "terrible mistake."
Slow Wage Growth Could Be Thanks To ‘Sticky Wages’
One of the central tenets of Keynesian economics is the concept of ‘sticky wages;’ the belief that wages, more so than other prices, are inherently inflexible and rigid, particularly in the downward direction.
Trump's Historic Opportunity With The Federal Reserve
Given the historic opportunity he has with the Fed, if Trump chooses to return to those roots, he could do severe damage to the swamp — all without passing a single piece of legislation through Congress.
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