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Monthly Archives: June 2014

Many causes of monetary policy failure

June 30, 2014

I read an excellent post by Lars Christensen this evening in which he points out a pamphlet that includes excerpts …

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Trouble in Iraq

June 22, 2014

I am starting off this post with a disclaimer. What I know about the situation is what I’ve read from …

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Inflation nutters getting nuttier: Let’s talk about the CPI

June 18, 2014

The CPI headline measure hit annual 2.1% in May and the inflation nutters are going wild that the Fed hardly …

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The new generation of macro greats

June 18, 2014

Lars Christensen posted this photo taken of Marcus Nunes, Scott Sumner and himself while at the Adam Smith Institute where …

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Becker on Fed independence

June 14, 2014

Since the topic of conversation recently has been about the Stanford Symposium of hawks, I went to look up some …

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Reminders of the past: Wow

June 13, 2014

I was a little astonished to have received “Likes” on some of my older posts, the ones that meant quite …

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Eric Cantor defrocked

June 11, 2014

As you may already know, Mr. Cantor, US representative in the House and Majority Leader from Culpepper, VA, lost his …

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Nonsensical nonsense and How high is up (updated)

June 10, 2014

I don’t claim to have ever thought that the quality of Reuters financial reporting was or is stellar. But it …

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What NOT to do to a Blade Center [Updated]

June 3, 2014

Today has been one of those days. I’m aware that most of my readers probably aren’t interested in the nuts …

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Setting the bar so low failure is impossible

June 1, 2014

I noticed that Lars Christensen has a new post about central bankers committing to low interest rates being a strategy …

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Quotable Quotes

"The desire is there to do something about difficult problems, but because it is difficult to do something which would help solve them, people do something else instead." -- Dr. Madsen Pirie, Adam Smith Institute

“You never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from.” — Cormac McCarthy, Nonconformist Hall of Famer

Blogroll

  • *NGDP Advisers Free Blog – Nunes, Cole, Alexander, and Irving
  • Econlog – Scott Sumner
  • Historinhas (The Faint of Heart) – Marcus Nunes
  • hwasshoi
  • Macro and Other Market Musings – David Beckworth
  • Monetary Equivalence – Becky Hargrove
  • Monetary Freedom – Bill Woolsey
  • Money Mischief – Petar Sisko (in Croatian)
  • Tenth Amendment Center (TAC) – Nullification Movement
  • The Market Monetarist – Lars Christensen
  • The Money Illusion – Scott Sumner
  • Uneasy Money – David Glasner
  • Uneconomical – Britmouse
  • zSynthenomics – Yichuan Wang

Recent Posts

  • What’s the definition of too expansionary monetary policy??
  • Here’s a simple questionnaire for MAGA heads.
  • The real problem is the political problem and nothing worth doing can be done until resolved
  • The truth is liberating. The Lincoln Project should be telling it about J6
  • what do I think about monetary policy at this moment?
  • Trump’s J6 Executive Privilege claim gets the smack down at DC Circuit Court
  • Rittenhouse will likely be going to prison and I bid farewell to the Lincoln Project
  • The answer to the “inflation” problem is NOT monetary
  • It’s time to lift the member cap on the House
  • D’s view: The art of picking one’s battles

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