Increasingly work is joy, and a reflection of unique intelligence. People are saving less because they don’t in any way regard 65 as the endpoint of work.
Retirement Savings Will Become the ‘4th Rail,’ Only for Taxes to Plummet Read More »
Abolish federal student loans ASAP. Government should not be inserting itself into education. Just don’t expect tuition to decline.
Student Loans Aren’t the Cause of Rising Tuition Read More »
No doubt prices for many goods are higher post-Covid lockdowns, but Cochrane has mistaken the culprit.
John Cochrane Should Give Producers a Hand, Not the Federal Reserve Read More »
Policy types can’t stand anarchy, and that’s a problem for progress. How about we – for once – just give anarchy a chance?
Congress Can’t Regulate What It Doesn’t Understand Read More »
Deficit hawks continue to make the debt the story, which means they’re distracted and they’re distracting their flock. $33 trillion in debt isn’t the problem as evidenced by how much investors line up to buy it.
Congress Won’t Address the Debt, Markets Yawn. Listen to Markets Read More »
Every product and service that we enjoy today used to be nosebleed expensive. Which is why it’s strange that the various economic religions focus so much of their energies on monetary policy. They miss by a mile.
The Path To Lower Prices Has Little To Do With Monetary Policy Read More »
“Money supply” is a conceit on par with Five Year Plans, the only difference that Five Year Plans thankfully died in the 20th century.
Contra Friedman’s Disciples, ‘Tight Money’ Doesn’t Slay Inflation 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 »
