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cause-and-effect: healthcare bill edition
The market is governed by simple principles derived from the fact that on the free market everyone is trying to get whatever it happens to be that they want. One of these rules concerns the relationship between supply and demand.
Also posted in bloated government Tagged cause and effect, doctor shortage, doctors, healthcare, hospitals, makelaw, obamacare, price, price controls, supply and demand, the market Leave a comment
economic news and commentary for today
Gas prices, banking risk management, and new FDA regs:
Posted in economics Tagged bailouts, banking, chicago, fda, fdic, for your own good, gas prices, greed, july 2010, kathleen sebelius, nutrition information, regulation, risk management, the fed Leave a comment
the fed godfather?
Hmm . . . The concept of the Fed as a destructive con-job has apparently hit even the mainstream media (in the form of MSNBC). Very good. This is a pretty good description of exactly where our financial problems came from. Keep in mind, of course, that by ‘con job’ I am referring only the [...]
Also posted in in the news Tagged austrian theory, cheap credit, con job, conspiracy, federal reserve, inflation, mainstream media, msnbc, the fed, trade cycle Leave a comment
come on, geithner!
From this story. April 3 (Bloomberg) — U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner delayed a scheduled April 15 report to Congress on exchange-rate policies, sidestepping a decision on whether to accuse China of manipulating the value of the yuan. And so we continue our ridiculous charade of blaming China
the fable of krugman
. . . is the title of this article. It does us all the valuable service of explaining the folly of the neo-mercantile nonsense being pushed by such respected folks as Nobel Prize Winner Paul Krugman.
Posted in economics Tagged china, colonialism, neo-mercantilism, nobel prize, paul krugman, trade deficit Leave a comment
did the fed stop another great depression?
When Lehman Bros’ collapse
Posted in economics Tagged austrian theory, debate, financial crises, great depression, lehman brothers, the fed, us federal government Leave a comment
austrian theory in turkey
The Turkish newspaper Hurriyet has published an opinion piece which sheds light on oil prices and speculative booms and the role government has in creating high prices and recessions.
Posted in economics Tagged austrian economics, boom bust cycle, hurriyet, keynesianism, oil prices, recession, turkey (the country) Leave a comment
on the fed and full disclosure