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Does Government Spending And Money Expansion Create New Wealth Or Destroy It?
Many economists claim that economic growth is driven by increases in the total demand for goods and services, additionally claiming that overall output increases by a multiple of the increase in expenditures by government, consumers, and businesses.
Can An Easy Money Policy Increase Employment Of "Idle Resources"?
Whenever an economy falls into a recession, many economists point out that the economic slump means there will be idle capital and labor. Resources that could be employed are now unemployed because the economic slump has softened aggregate demand.
Time Is Running Out For Construction Loans
Construction loan funding happens over time, and as projects near completion, banks see construction loan growth.
Exposing The Price Level Myth
​​​​​​​Price inflation statistics were a hot topic in 2023. Official measures, like the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCE) and the Consumer Price Index (CPI), rose to levels not seen in over four decades.
Modern Portfolio Theory Is Mistaken: Diversification Is Not Investment
MPT gives the impression that there is a difference between investing in the stock market and investing in a business. However, the stock market does not have a life of its own.
Recession Outlook
A discussion about the prospects of a soft or hard landing in 2024.
How The Free Market Drove History's "Great Enrichment"
Deirdre McCloskey is a great economic historian, and in Beyond Positivism, she makes a number of valuable points that draw from her immense learning in this field. I’d like to concentrate on a few of these insights in this week’s column.
America's Corn Crop Comes From "Corny" Subsidies
Federal economic intervention continues leading to some “corny” results for farmers, the cattle industry, the food supply, ethanol production, and gasoline tanks.
Federal Student Loans Drive Up College Tuition Levels
It is most unfortunate that the US government, with good intentions to increase college attendance, ever became mired in this student loan morass.
Biden's AI Bill Of Rights May Just Be Another Censorship Plan
With real income declining because of reckless monetary policy, it’s no surprise that Biden is on the firing line.
Will Powell’s Pivot Bail Out Biden?
For the last few years, Jerome Powell has remained constant: the Fed was ready to do anything necessary until inflation returned to its 2% target. 
The Mixed Economy Model Still Disrupts Private Markets
Market processes rely on prices, which are not established by a government decree or by the randomness of the human mind but are instead determined by supply and demand.
A Rising Stock Market Does Not Drive Economic Growth
Many people believe that a general increase in stock prices is an important factor in economic growth. However, this is a questionable observation.
It’s Time To Bust The Myth Of Fed Omnipotence
The American people are engaged in a massive case of wishful thinking when they believe the Fed can prevent a recession and stock bear market, given all the historical evidence to the contrary.
Inflationary Expectations Do Not Cause Inflation
Inflationary expectations in the absence of increases in money supply cannot cause a general increase in the prices of goods and services.
How Government Meddling Makes Us Poorer
What is important to remember is that any change in the economy implies a shift in the production structure and thus in how resources are used.
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