Monetary Policy
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The Costly Late Arrival of FedNow
“Policy makers should ensure that the US payment landscape is efficient, accessible, and beneficial for all stakeholders involved with as little government involvement as possible.” ~ Nicolas Cachanosky
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The Rise of BRICS-11
“The explicit BRICS goals, which include expanding the reach of the New Development Bank, closer trade cooperation, and a dollar-alternative currency are undoubtedly viewed as a means to alleviate the perennial woes of economic mismanagement. And, of course, to slip Western spheres of influence.” ~ Peter C. Earle
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Whipped Inflation Now
“The battle for 2 percent inflation has already been won. Fed officials should acknowledge and celebrate the victory.” ~ William J. Luther
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A Macroeconomic Agenda for Freedom Conservatives
“It’s time to hit the brakes on modern monetary theory, functional finance, and anything else that justifies using the federal budget as an instrument of social control.” ~ Alexander W. Salter
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Inflation: Expected and Unexpected
“Expectations may be rational, but this doesn’t mean they’re right. And, this doesn’t mean there won’t be hell to pay when they’re wrong.” ~ Clifford Thies
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Fitch Drops US Creditworthiness: Spending is the Reason
“The government should focus on fiscal responsibility and better budget management to avoid a deepening spending crisis, exacerbating Americans’ existing economic burden.” ~ Vance Ginn
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Alan Blinder’s Inflationary Incoherence
“There’s nothing wrong with making incorrect predictions. It happens to all of us. There is something wrong with obstinacy in the face of overwhelming contradictory evidence..” ~ Alexander W. Salter
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Disinflation Dreams and Keynesian Confusion
“America’s central bank has a lot of work to do to restore its lost credibility. Nevertheless, we have reasons to be optimistic.” ~ Alexander W. Salter
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Only a Retail Gold Standard Could Dethrone the Dollar
“If a large subset of countries, like the BRICS, adopted the retail gold standard, the United States and the European Union would have to join, or watch demand for their fiat currencies decline.” ~ Robert E. Wright and Byron B. Carson III
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John Cochrane Offers Incomplete Explanation of Inflation
“His analysis implies the Fed could buy every financial asset in the world without causing inflation.” ~ Alexander W. Salter
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The Costly Late Arrival of FedNow
“Policy makers should ensure that the US payment landscape is efficient, accessible, and beneficial for all stakeholders involved with as little government involvement as possible.” ~ Nicolas Cachanosky
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The Rise of BRICS-11
“The explicit BRICS goals, which include expanding the reach of the New Development Bank, closer trade cooperation, and a dollar-alternative currency are undoubtedly viewed as a means to alleviate the perennial woes of economic mismanagement. And, of course, to slip Western spheres of influence.” ~ Peter C. Earle
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Whipped Inflation Now
“The battle for 2 percent inflation has already been won. Fed officials should acknowledge and celebrate the victory.” ~ William J. Luther
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A Macroeconomic Agenda for Freedom Conservatives
“It’s time to hit the brakes on modern monetary theory, functional finance, and anything else that justifies using the federal budget as an instrument of social control.” ~ Alexander W. Salter
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Inflation: Expected and Unexpected
“Expectations may be rational, but this doesn’t mean they’re right. And, this doesn’t mean there won’t be hell to pay when they’re wrong.” ~ Clifford Thies
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Fitch Drops US Creditworthiness: Spending is the Reason
“The government should focus on fiscal responsibility and better budget management to avoid a deepening spending crisis, exacerbating Americans’ existing economic burden.” ~ Vance Ginn
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Alan Blinder’s Inflationary Incoherence
“There’s nothing wrong with making incorrect predictions. It happens to all of us. There is something wrong with obstinacy in the face of overwhelming contradictory evidence..” ~ Alexander W. Salter
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Disinflation Dreams and Keynesian Confusion
“America’s central bank has a lot of work to do to restore its lost credibility. Nevertheless, we have reasons to be optimistic.” ~ Alexander W. Salter
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Only a Retail Gold Standard Could Dethrone the Dollar
“If a large subset of countries, like the BRICS, adopted the retail gold standard, the United States and the European Union would have to join, or watch demand for their fiat currencies decline.” ~ Robert E. Wright and Byron B. Carson III
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John Cochrane Offers Incomplete Explanation of Inflation
“His analysis implies the Fed could buy every financial asset in the world without causing inflation.” ~ Alexander W. Salter