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Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Reagan on Government
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
The Federal Reserve Is Destroying What Is Left Of The Country
Economics is little more than common sense, unless you are a politician or an economist employed by government. Those economists who do go into the employ of government seem to be educated beyond their level of competence. Or, perhaps they are prostitutes willing to do or say anything for the pay,…
Common Sense Video — John Stossel on Freeloading
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Why Obamanomics Did Not Improve The Economy
Almost three years ago, I argued that Obamanomics, President Obama’s version of economics, would fail and explained why. In reviewing Why Obamanomics Will Not Improve The Economy, I found it as relevant in hindsight as it was when it was first written. For the many new readers to this site, I hope…
Friday, October 19, 2012
The Non-Politically Correct Economic Report Card on The Recovery
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Why This Depression Will Be Known As The Greatest Depression
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Economists — What Good Are They?
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Welfare States R.I.P.
This post appeared over two years ago, but remains relevant today. Bloggers post what they claim to be the “scariest economic chart” or the ”chart of the century.” Indeed, many data sets are frightening, but none more so than the one to the left. Modern government has failed. These countries…
Monday, October 15, 2012
Neither Keynes Nor Marx Understands This Economic Problem
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Western Democracies Are In Collapse
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Our Highway To Hell
The Role of The Government in The Economic Crisis At this point, everything the government is doing – and not just the US government but governments everywhere − is not only the wrong thing but exactly the opposite of the right thing. They’re passing more laws, raising taxes, creating more currency…
Friday, October 12, 2012
Bernanke Continues to Pretend He Has Control
QE (quantitative easing), whether it be QE1 or QE10, is a euphemism. It represents the expansion of the money supply (printing money). An expansion of the money supply is inflation. Rising prices are not inflation, they are an effect of inflation. The disease is printing money (or QE if you want to…
Thursday, October 11, 2012
All Economic Interventions Make Us Poorer
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Ponzi Scheme Government
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Monday, October 8, 2012
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Redistribution - Monty Perlin
Author: Tom Lester People seem to go ape with an announcement of anything free. They will often stand in line for hours to get some bobble-head or trinket. This malady seems to affect most of us and, I admit, free airline miles are my weakness, the means of visiting children and grandchildren too…
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Bernanke’s QE Makes Matters Worse
On Santelli’s Queasiness About Bernanke’s Quantitative-Easiness
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/21/2012 12:58 -0400Between CNBC’s Rick Santelli and PIMCO’s Mohammed El-Erian, this brief clip succinctly sums up the ‘less than ideal’ reality of Bernanke’s all-in bet and how the world is trying to ‘trade’ it. Santelli analogizes: “Visualize the biggest fire hose in the world, 20 miles away from a little Geranium plant? Now this hose is going and going and going, and ultimately, that Geranium plant gets a little bit of water but everything around it and leading up to it for miles around is just underwater. That’s QE, in my opinion.” To which El-Erian retorts: “at what point do you tell investors stop focusing on the benefits and make the collateral damage the investment theme?” It seems, given gold’s outperformance, that this is exactly what is occurring as the hose-pipe’s flood spills out everywhere.
The discussion ensues, with Santelli noting that the Fed-heads (especially Charles Evans) have admitted QE is not ‘ideal’ but ‘We’ve got to do something!!”
From currency manipulators, to China’s problems, to our iGadget obsession, and the destruction of future generation’s wealth – epic rant!
Freedom and Economic Performance - Monty Pelerin
Friday, October 5, 2012
Why The Economy Is Not Recovering - Monty Pelerin's World
But what if government were the problem instead of the answer? There are an increasing number of observers who believe that may be the case. History favors this latter position. The belief is not new, held by the Austrian School of Economics for about a century and their predecessors, the Spanish Scholastics, of the 15th Century.
The Obama party line is that all the bad things are due to what he inherited from Bush, and the few signs of recovery are due to Obama’s policies beginning to pay off. But, if the economy has been rebounding on its own for more than 150 years, the question is why it has been so slow to recover under the Obama administration.The endless proliferation of anti-business interventions by government, and the sight of more of the same coming over the horizon from Barack Obama’s appointees in the federal bureaucracies, creates the one thing that has long stifled economic activity in countries around the world — uncertainty about what the rules of the game are, and the unpredictability of how specifically those rules will continue to change in a hostile political environment.
