The scholarly class must cease their pretense about the impossibility of “Fed independence.” They want no such thing… Continue reading on Forbes.
The Preposterous Notion Of So-Called “Fed Independence” Read More »
The Fed couldn’t fight what economists incorrectly deem inflation even if it wanted to… Continue reading on Forbes.
Warsh Must Explain That The Fed Simply Can’t Fight Inflation Read More »
Patting a Fed Chair on the head for knowing what’s obvious… Continue reading on Forbes.
Kevin Warsh, The Fed, & the Soft Bigotry Of Low Expectations Read More »
The Fed is the proverbial potted plant, not an enabler… Continue reading on Forbes.
The Fed In No Way Enables Federal Government Expansion Read More »
The Fed was buying what others would have bought absent the Fed. Which means disposal of its assets won’t be fraught… Continue reading on Forbes.
Aren’t We Making Too Big a Deal About Fed’s Balance Sheet? Read More »
The post-Fed meaning of the Fed… Continue reading on Forbes.
The Problem With Kevin Warsh Isn’t His Wealth, It’s His Wealth Read More »
Low interest rates aren’t decreed by central planners to the economy’s betterment, rather they’re an effect of productive economic activity of the kind that rates low interest loans… Continue reading on Forbes.
Kevin Warsh Will Be Just Like Powell, Yellen, Bernanke, and… Read More »
There was nothing “financial” about the so-called “2008 financial crisis.” Markets quite simply ARE. They’re neither left nor right, nor are they biased toward one Party or another. They just tell the truth which, by its very description, is never the stuff of “crisis.” What’s been said rates prominent mention right now with President
They’re Not Talking About What Makes Kevin Warsh Worrisome Read More »
Kevin Warsh is married to the daughter of Ronald Lauder, the cosmetics billionaire. Warsh himself earns enormous sums on the speaking circuit, he’s got a top designation at one of the world’s most prestigious think tanks (Hoover Institution), and assuming he hasn’t done so already, he could enter any investment bank, hedge fund, or private
Why Would Kevin Warsh Shrink Himself To Get Back to the Fed? Read More »
High prices beget low prices. It’s the high prices that summon more supply, more innovative production processes that ultimately result in lower prices, and often both. That high prices foretell lower prices rates more discussion as Republicans and conservatives rush to anoint former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh as the next Fed Chairman. They seemingly
Kevin Warsh Seen as Another Trump Adult: That’s Dangerous Read More »
