Monetary Policy
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Unpacking the Assumptions Behind the Mar-a-Lago Accord
Tariff models relying on complex assumptions offer an extremely limited and entirely misleading view of economic realities.
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The Dollar Milkshake Theory, Explained
A popular economic theory claims that excess currency liquidity is sucked up into US assets, but incorrectly assumes that central banking policy, and global power balances, will never change.
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Will Undermining the Dollar Bring an American Industrial Renaissance?
Reviving manufacturing by beating down the dollar would necessitate a complete reorganization of the US economy .
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Despite Uncertainty, Fed Holds Rates Steady
The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy committee held target rates steady as inflation remains stubbornly above two percent.
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Price Growth Slows in February
The money supply is growing about as fast as money demand. But there’s no reason to settle for 3.0 percent inflation.
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BRICS 2025: Expansion, De-Dollarization, and the Shift Toward a Multipolar World
The expansion of BRICS and its de-dollarization efforts carry significant implications for the United States and a more multi-polar world.
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Did Inflation Really Elect Trump? The Case for a Deeper Economic Frustration
Under the last administration, real wage growth was lower and inflation higher. The disaffected American worker saw Trump as a potential solution.
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Is a Fort Knox ‘Audit’ Prelude to a Gold Revaluation?
Speculation is growing that an official audit could be the first step toward a formal revaluation of America’s gold reserves, still recorded at an outdated $42.22 per ounce despite the market price approaching $3,000 per ounce.
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‘Audit the Fed’: Meaning and Risks
The real risk in passing an “Audit the Fed” bill lies in the high likelihood of politicizing monetary policy even more.
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Powell’s Revisionist History of Inflation Targeting
Inflation wasn’t transitory, and neither is the blame for it. Powell’s attempt to rewrite history just doesn’t match the data.
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Unpacking the Assumptions Behind the Mar-a-Lago Accord
Tariff models relying on complex assumptions offer an extremely limited and entirely misleading view of economic realities.
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The Dollar Milkshake Theory, Explained
A popular economic theory claims that excess currency liquidity is sucked up into US assets, but incorrectly assumes that central banking policy, and global power balances, will never change.
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•
Will Undermining the Dollar Bring an American Industrial Renaissance?
Reviving manufacturing by beating down the dollar would necessitate a complete reorganization of the US economy .
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•
Despite Uncertainty, Fed Holds Rates Steady
The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy committee held target rates steady as inflation remains stubbornly above two percent.
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•
Price Growth Slows in February
The money supply is growing about as fast as money demand. But there’s no reason to settle for 3.0 percent inflation.
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•
BRICS 2025: Expansion, De-Dollarization, and the Shift Toward a Multipolar World
The expansion of BRICS and its de-dollarization efforts carry significant implications for the United States and a more multi-polar world.
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•
Did Inflation Really Elect Trump? The Case for a Deeper Economic Frustration
Under the last administration, real wage growth was lower and inflation higher. The disaffected American worker saw Trump as a potential solution.
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Is a Fort Knox ‘Audit’ Prelude to a Gold Revaluation?
Speculation is growing that an official audit could be the first step toward a formal revaluation of America’s gold reserves, still recorded at an outdated $42.22 per ounce despite the market price approaching $3,000 per ounce.
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•
‘Audit the Fed’: Meaning and Risks
The real risk in passing an “Audit the Fed” bill lies in the high likelihood of politicizing monetary policy even more.
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•
Powell’s Revisionist History of Inflation Targeting
Inflation wasn’t transitory, and neither is the blame for it. Powell’s attempt to rewrite history just doesn’t match the data.