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If a Debt Crisis Loomed, There Would Be No Federal Borrowing

Conservatives and libertarians talk rhapsodically about markets, while sometimes ignoring the market signals that reject their occasional alarmism. Which is why Montgomery College economics professor David Youngberg shouldn’t be singled out for predicting a debt crisis. Most conservatives and libertarians do. In Youngberg’s case, hopefully he’ll see this critique for what it is: a push

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They’re Not Talking About What Makes Kevin Warsh Worrisome

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

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Historians Will Mock ‘Money Supply,’ Fed Funds, Fed Watching

“Increased cash flow allowed TCI to borrow more money and pay higher total interest costs on it, which we used to buy still more cable systems.” That’s how cable television visionary John Malone described TCI’s evolution from light borrower into a substantial one in his excellent memoir, Born To Be Wired. As TCI’s present and

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