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Inflation and prices

Inflation is a shrinkage of the dollar itself. Rising prices are at most an effect — and reversing that causation is how nearly every camp gets it wrong.

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John Tamny August 30, 2026

The Problem Isn’t Warsh Vs Bessent, It’s PhD Confusion About Inflation

Jon Decker July 9, 2026

Trump administration should avoid price controls

John Tamny July 6, 2026

Warsh Must Explain That The Fed Simply Can’t Fight Inflation

John Tamny May 4, 2026

Fed As Inflation Fighter Is Rooted In Phillips Curve Mysticism

John Tamny February 2, 2026

If a Weak, “Trump Dollar” Is Inflationary, Then Biden’s Was Not

John Tamny January 23, 2026

Falling Prices Enable the Savings That Drive Progress

John Tamny January 2, 2026

Economists Whiffed Tariffs Precisely Because They Whiffed Inflation

John Tamny December 1, 2025

Apple’s iPhone Eviscerates Federal Reserve’s Phillips Curve

John Tamny October 15, 2025

Falling Inflation Predicts Rising Government Spending and Debt

John Tamny August 11, 2025

Federal Reserves ‘Interest On Reserves’ Doesn’t Limit Inflation

John Tamny July 28, 2025

Ben Bernanke & Janet Yellen’s Inflation Mystification Ails Fed

John Tamny June 30, 2025

If Fed Cuts Fuel Inflation, Then Powell Has Nothing To Fear

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