Monetary policy toward banks needs reworking
When you write an economics working paper, you don't usually have to field telephone calls from network TV morning shows. You won't be gaining weight from Green Room goodies. And you won't have to endure the reproachful looks at the cleaner's because of the makeup stains on your collar.
Academia's War Against Free Market Money
In a confrontational and much-needed LewRockwell.com article , Prof. William Anderson launched a counter-attack against mainstream academic economists' refusal to consider seriously the Austrian School's theory of money.
Letters to the Editor
Readers write about whether President-elect Obama can become another FDR and if he can, whether or not he should.
Some weeks ago, in an editorial about the financial crisis in the main section of this paper, a writer commented
approvingly that: "Our currencies are no longer tied to gold, which means central banks can act to mitigate monetary deflation and interrupt the deadly feedback loop of mounting defaults, declining real wages and prices and increasingly onerous dollar-denominated debt. ...
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