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• Obama’s Stimulus Credibilty Gap on Unemployment

  
  The Beacon — Authority: 629
  The House Republican Conference has just released the following graph on the unemployment effects of Barack Obama’s “stimulus” package: Obamas Stimulus Credibility Gap Also, please see the following, award-winning Independent Institute book: Out of Work: Unemployment and Government in Twentieth-Century ...
  2 days ago

• Stimulating Times

  
  Economics — Authority: 141
  I was drawn to this very interesting graphic from the latest IMF report on the state of government (fiscal) finances in countries around the world. Many countries have introducing a deliberate fiscal stimulus designed to bolster demand and confidence whilst the financial markets were in semi-meltdown and the real ...
  6 days ago

• Krugman v. Keynes

  
  Creative Destruction — Authority: 128
  Paul Krugman takes Ned Phelps to task for mischaracterizing what Keynesians think: Phelps : Keynesian economics, which had been nearly forgotten inside the macro field, has found new voices from outside. They take the position that fiscal “stimulus” of all kinds is effective against slumps of all causes. ...
  1 week ago

• Add this book to your library

  
  New At Politics — Authority: 106
  Hunter Lewis has exposed, as the Austrians have often done, perhaps the worst economist of the 20th century, John Maynard Keynes. Building on the work of other Austrians, Lewis details how Keynesianism is destructive and has no place in 21st century economics. A great addition to any home library. Buy it at ...
  1 week ago

• Paul Mason on the Wall Street Crash

  
  Economics — Authority: 141
  Paul Mason - BBC Newsnight’s Economics Editor - is running a series of reports this week to mark the 80th anniversary of the Wall Street Crash. They are likely to be superb and a great resource for students and teachers. Here are the links to Paul’s output. What caused the Wall Street Crash? (11 mins) How the ...
  1 week ago

• Latte Links (10/24)

  
  Caffeinated Thoughts — Authority: 140
  Some stuff I’m reading while watching Iowa play Michigan State tonight.  Go Hawkeyes!  If they win this game it will mark the first time they’ve been 8-0.  Anyway, here’s the latest links. NextGen GOP: Obama and the Media William Jacobson: The Most Monumental Power Grab You Never Heard About La ...
  2 weeks ago

• Macro for Dummies

  
  The Daily Reckoning — Authority: 645
  “He who goes a-borrowing, goes a-sorrowing.” The quote comes from Ben Franklin. But it was recalled to us neither by America’s president, nor Britain’s Prime Minister. Instead, the Telegraph in London reported it from the mouth of Cheng Siwei, a “top member of the Communist hierarchy.” What goes around ...
  2 weeks ago

• Help!

  
  We Rush Daily — Authority: 129
  Tuesdays Rush Limbaugh Morning Update: Dateline: 20 October 2009 Well, folks, it hasnt even taken a year! With Democrats in charge, weve got government spending at an all-time high, record deficits, and unemployment like we havent seen in almost 30 years (not since the last time a Democrat ruined the economy). So ...
  3 weeks ago

• Great moments in the history of statism Pt. III

  
  Beers with Demo — Authority: 526
  Recessions make people do the wackiest thing. Over here, when recessions strike we chuck the free-market, limited government model and go Keynesian. Recall President Bush last December saying that he had “abandoned free-market principles to save the free-market system” ? So what happens in workers’ ...
  3 weeks ago

• William Trufant Foster: "Thrift is wasteful" (1931)

  
  Notable and Quotable... in the Classical Liberal tradition — Authority: 128
  The glow of righteous satisfaction that many have felt in their recent savings should be replaced by the knowledge that thrift under certain conditions is very wasteful. ~ William Trufant Foster, leading pre-Keynesian economist in the “underconsumptionist tradition,” September, 1931
  4 weeks ago

• Apples and Oranges

  
  Beers with Demo — Authority: 526
  Your friendly neighborhood Keynesian chuckles while patting you on the head ( there, there ) and very reassuringly tells you the reason why we can spend the living bejeezus out of everything is because… well, because it’s just like WWII when our debt burden to GDP ratio was greater than it is today and we managed ...
  4 weeks ago

• Robert Higgs on Barack Obama as Herbert Hoover’s True Heir

  
  The Beacon — Authority: 629
  Independent Institute Senior Fellow Robert Higgs is interviewed on Fox News’ “Freedom Watch with Judge Andrew Napolitano” on how Barack Obama is Herbert Hoover’s true “Progressive” heir as an economic interventionist, corporatist and protectionist. Hoover’s policies caused the Great Depression and ...
  5 weeks ago

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