Keynesian theory says governments can grow the economy with spending, but that too much government spending causes inflation. Monetarism, a Keynesian variant, claims that increases in so-called “money supply” power economic growth, but that too much money brings on inflation.
What Happens When Monetarist Central-Planning Marries Santa Keynes Read More »
Here’s the why behind The Parkview Institute. The goal will be to optimistically correct all the misunderstanding that pollutes the opinion pieces of the dominant ideologies.
Government Spending Is An Affect of Growth, Never An Instigator Read More »
Wrapping its thoughtless actions in “national security” sanctimony, the Biden administration will weaken a U.S. always and everywhere made stronger by imports, all the while reducing the cost of war between the U.S. and Chinese by suffocating the very trade that, for making war so expensive, renders it unlikely.
With Export Controls Gina Raimondo Vandalizes Logic, & U.S. Companies Read More »
When Kimbal (brother of Elon) Musk brought the idea of an online directory of businesses to the head of the Toronto Star, he was dismissed haughtily for believing with his brother that the internet would replace the Yellow Pages. The present is always the past. This is lost on Lina Khan.
Lina Khan Hasn’t Found An Antitrust Violation, She’s Found the Past Read More »
Dumb as government economic statistics are, the recommended responses to them are exponentially dumber.
The Fed Is Frustrated That Its Five-Year Plan Isn’t Working Read More »
History says the governmental incompetence that Jenkins so routinely and expertly reveals doesn’t stop at our borders. Maybe past government waste will finally bring with it an upside.
Potential Upside To All the Past Federal Waste? Read More »
Another benefit of globalized LNG markets will be the quieting of country autocrats who merely threaten to cut off the flow commodities, along with the pundits who have a naïve tendency to believe their threats.
The Bullish Development of Global LNG Markets Read More »
In prosperous economies the surest sign of prosperity is relentless job destruction. In 2020, we saw job destruction of a different kind whereby panicky politicians decided economic contraction was the answer to a virus.
You Can’t Separate the Unemployment Report From the Virus and the Border Read More »
Every time a government shutdown happens, or is threatened to happen, economics reporters find economists at Goldman Sachs and other prestige institutions willing to tell them how much GDP will shrink due to a lack of near-term government spending.
Goldman Sachs’s Economists Need to Get To Know David Solomon Read More »
China’s Evergrande has been staring bankruptcy in the face since 2021. More recently, media members have fingered Country Garden as yet another large China property company that could fall. Supposedly this signals “crisis” for China. Not explained is why.
Failure Won’t Hurt China, a Bailout of Country Garden Will Read More »
