Speaking
A conversation about the economy should leave an audience with something to think about. John brings the arguments of his books and columns to campus talks, interviews, panels and debates.
John Tamny explains the argument of The Deficit Delusion: why the federal government’s access to wealth deserves more attention than its ability to borrow. For policy audiences, economics students and readers of the book.
Read his work on this subject →A conversation about tariffs, investment and the connections between producers across borders. For campus groups and audiences weighing the economic arguments over trade.
Read his work on this subject →How innovation changes the work people do and the possibilities available to them. For business, student and general audiences interested in AI and economic progress.
Read his work on this subject →Tamny’s views on stable money and the distinction between money and credit, drawing on The Money Confusion and Who Needs the Fed? For readers and audiences interested in monetary policy.
Read his work on this subject →John discusses When Politicians Panicked with Brian Lamb on C-SPAN’s Q&A. The full interview is available at the original source.
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