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Friday, June 27, 2008
Fed to World: "We Want the Exorbitant Privilege, But Not the Responsibility"
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Okay, the Fed did not exactly say that, but I suspect that is how the world, particularly the dollar block, is interpreting Donald Kohn'...
Remember When...
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we were concerned about oil reaching $100 a barrel? Take this KAL cartoon from The Economist, for example: Those were the good old days, rig...
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Monday, June 23, 2008
Gresham's Law is Alive and Well in the Euro Area
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In response to my posting on Gresham's Law and reserve currency status , a reader directed me to the below article that shows not all Eu...
Friday, June 20, 2008
More Economics of Religion
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Although I consider myself a macroeconomist, I really enjoy dabbling in the economics of religion. As noted in previous postings , I have do...
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A Question For Martin Wolf, Brad Sester, and Other Advocates of the 'Saving Glut' View
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There has been a lot of talk about how current U.S. monetary policy, which has been highly accommodative for domestic reasons, is pushing up...
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Interesting Discussions on U.S. Health Care
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Earlier this year I read Overtreated by Shannon Brownlee and Healthy Competition by Michael Tanner and Michael Cannon. I was therefore, ...
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Nominal Income Targeting or (More Economic) Bust!
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Awhile back I made the case that the Fed could improve macroeconomic stability by adopting a nominal income targeting rule. Such a rule wo...
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