Central Banking
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What’s Next for the Fed? Find Out December 2
AIER will gather scholars and experts at George Washington University for our inaugural monetary conference: “Building a Better Fed Framework.”
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Trump the Inflationist? Probably Not
Business costs and prices may rise sharply under his policies, but sustained dollar depreciation is unlikely.
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Flawed Research of Fed Governor Lisa Cook
Serious policymaking requires attention to evidence, not just a desirable finding.
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The Fed’s Climate Research Is Beyond Flawed
The Federal Reserve can barely do the job it was assigned. Why is it pouring funds into biased climate research?
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Inflation Back on Track in September
Inflation may have leveled off, but prices will stay high. Recent inflation transferred wealth from savers to borrowers.
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Why Fed Reform Could Be the Biggest Sleeper Issue of 2024
The Fed’s institutional flaws and failures trashed its credibility. It’s time to rein in the central bank.
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What Happens if Bitcoin Goes Up Forever?
Central bankers who attack bitcoin should apply the same skepticism to a legacy system of fiat money.
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Public Debt Feeds Special Interest Pressures
The US government is increasingly dependent on debt to finance spending. Investors can use the threat of refusing to purchase or roll over treasury holdings to receive special privileges and favors themselves.
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The Fed’s Remarkable ‘Independence’ Claim
Despite its claims, the Fed operates politically, loyally financing the government’s deficit as needed, and without accountability.
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Will the Fed Repeat 1970s Policy Mistakes?
“Without structural reforms, inflation will continue to threaten the purchasing power of Americans.” ~Vance Ginn
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What’s Next for the Fed? Find Out December 2
AIER will gather scholars and experts at George Washington University for our inaugural monetary conference: “Building a Better Fed Framework.”
-
•
Trump the Inflationist? Probably Not
Business costs and prices may rise sharply under his policies, but sustained dollar depreciation is unlikely.
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•
Flawed Research of Fed Governor Lisa Cook
Serious policymaking requires attention to evidence, not just a desirable finding.
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•
The Fed’s Climate Research Is Beyond Flawed
The Federal Reserve can barely do the job it was assigned. Why is it pouring funds into biased climate research?
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•
Inflation Back on Track in September
Inflation may have leveled off, but prices will stay high. Recent inflation transferred wealth from savers to borrowers.
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•
Why Fed Reform Could Be the Biggest Sleeper Issue of 2024
The Fed’s institutional flaws and failures trashed its credibility. It’s time to rein in the central bank.
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•
What Happens if Bitcoin Goes Up Forever?
Central bankers who attack bitcoin should apply the same skepticism to a legacy system of fiat money.
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•
Public Debt Feeds Special Interest Pressures
The US government is increasingly dependent on debt to finance spending. Investors can use the threat of refusing to purchase or roll over treasury holdings to receive special privileges and favors themselves.
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•
The Fed’s Remarkable ‘Independence’ Claim
Despite its claims, the Fed operates politically, loyally financing the government’s deficit as needed, and without accountability.
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•
Will the Fed Repeat 1970s Policy Mistakes?
“Without structural reforms, inflation will continue to threaten the purchasing power of Americans.” ~Vance Ginn