Politics and Government
On Forbes.com, John Tamny reviews George Gilder’s new book Knowledge and Power
George Gilder explains where economic growth comes from
Monetary Reform
On The Kudlow Report, John Taylor discuss taper talk and the Fed.
From Plata, Hugo Salinas Price expands on Copernicus, Galileo, and Gold.
In TGSN, Ralph Benko reiterates Princeton President Witherspoon’s position that paper money is “absurd and contemptible”.
At Forbes.com, Nathan Lewis merges the supply side and Austrian monetary traditions.
Tax
On ATR, Tom Fletcher criticizes Ed Markey’s awful tax record.
At The WSJ, Stephen Moore says Republicans are being tested on their lower-taxes rhetoric
Spending
In Inside Higher Ed, Joshua Kim follows up on John Tamny’s Forbes piece regarding the online education bubble.
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Wednesday Highlights: Steve Forbes and John Tamny on how the taxman was playing politics; Ralph Benko praises George Gilder’s new book “Knowledge and Power”
Politics and Government
On Fox News, Steve Forbes and John Tamny discuss how the taxman was playing politics.
In Forbes.com, Ralph Benko praises George Gilder’s new book “Knowledge and Power”
From Forbes.com, Paul Gregory explains why the financial press bus into a non-existent keynesian consensus.
At The Kudlow Report, Larry Kudlow debates whether high taxes or the sequester are to blame for the increase in unemployment.
On The Register, Rik Myslewski believes the scientific revolution has stalled, and offers a prescription to kick start it.
Monetary Reform
At Plata, Hugo Salinas Price compares the conventional wisdom surrounding the gold standard to a pre-Copernicus understanding of the solar system.
On TGSN, Kathleen Packard describes the trouble in Europe.
From TGSN, Ralph Benko reflects on the New Yorker article showing how abandoning the gold standard got Ron Paul into politics.
Regulatory Reform
On SF Weekly, Dan Mitchell argues why NSA surveillance shouldn’t be a religious issue.
Tax
At ATR, Kristie Shu argues why you should care about corporate tax rates.
On Fox News, Steve Forbes and John Tamny discuss how the taxman was playing politics.
In Forbes.com, Ralph Benko praises George Gilder’s new book “Knowledge and Power”
From Forbes.com, Paul Gregory explains why the financial press bus into a non-existent keynesian consensus.
At The Kudlow Report, Larry Kudlow debates whether high taxes or the sequester are to blame for the increase in unemployment.
On The Register, Rik Myslewski believes the scientific revolution has stalled, and offers a prescription to kick start it.
Monetary Reform
At Plata, Hugo Salinas Price compares the conventional wisdom surrounding the gold standard to a pre-Copernicus understanding of the solar system.
On TGSN, Kathleen Packard describes the trouble in Europe.
From TGSN, Ralph Benko reflects on the New Yorker article showing how abandoning the gold standard got Ron Paul into politics.
Regulatory Reform
On SF Weekly, Dan Mitchell argues why NSA surveillance shouldn’t be a religious issue.
Tax
At ATR, Kristie Shu argues why you should care about corporate tax rates.
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Weekend Round Up: Congressman Kevin Brady on growth gap; Marc Miles says 0 interest rate policies are a war on jobs; Steve Hanke discusses The Federal Reserve vs. Small Business
Politics and Government
On National Review, Larry Kudlow discusses the recent scandals, jobs reports, and the economy.
Monetary Reform
In The Houston Chronicle, Congressman Kevin Brady explains how the U.S. can fix the growth gap and create prosperity.
At The Cato Institute, Steve Hanke describes how The Federal Reserve vs. Small Business
Gulf News reports economist Robert Mundell calls for a new global currency.
From Forbes.com, Marc Miles states the Fed’s zero interest rate policies amount to a war on jobs.
Detlev Schlichter asks if central bankers are losing control.
Tax
In The Washington Examiner, Conn Carroll reports on a Fed study showing taxes, not spending cuts, have
slowed the recovery.
From The Desert Sun, Morris Beschloss argues the IRS scandal has given the flat tax a boost.
On The Kudlow Report, Larry Kudlow discusses what the IRS knew.
Spending
At Forbes.com, John Tamny believes online education will be the next bubble to pop, not traditional university learning.
World
On The Global Times, Ralph Benko says China’s expanding sphere inevitable for waxing power.
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Tuesday News: Lewis Lehrman details the demise of money and credit; John Tamny says Republicans should shed all pretense and become the party of the rich
Politics and Government
At The NYT, Amity Shlaes describes the myth of Gatsby’s suffering middle class.
From Forbes.com, John Tamny argues Republicans should shed all pretenses, and become the party of the rich.
On Forbes.com, Ralph Benko writes for Republicans to re-emerge, Horatio Alger must die.
Monetary Reform
In The American Spectator, Lewis Lehrman describes how the restoration of the gold standard will prevent the demise of money and credit.
At The WSJ, David Malpass explains how Fed policy has been a drag on the economy.
At TGSN, Ralph Benko supports Roger Sherman’s position that bills of credit are an injustice.
Tax
On National Review, Larry Kudlow states tax reform Is the IRS fix.
ATR reports on small business opposition to internet sales tax legislation.
Spending
From The WSJ, Stephen Moore details Illinois and Obamacare.
At The NYT, Amity Shlaes describes the myth of Gatsby’s suffering middle class.
From Forbes.com, John Tamny argues Republicans should shed all pretenses, and become the party of the rich.
On Forbes.com, Ralph Benko writes for Republicans to re-emerge, Horatio Alger must die.
Monetary Reform
In The American Spectator, Lewis Lehrman describes how the restoration of the gold standard will prevent the demise of money and credit.
At The WSJ, David Malpass explains how Fed policy has been a drag on the economy.
At TGSN, Ralph Benko supports Roger Sherman’s position that bills of credit are an injustice.
Tax
On National Review, Larry Kudlow states tax reform Is the IRS fix.
ATR reports on small business opposition to internet sales tax legislation.
Spending
From The WSJ, Stephen Moore details Illinois and Obamacare.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Tuesday Highlights: John Tamny says Apple CEO Time Cook pounds another nail into keynesian coffin; Ralph Benko writes ‘everything I know about good economic policy I learned from Mother Teresa’.
Politics and Government
In Forbes.com, John Tamny says Apple CEO Tim Cook pounds another nail into the Keynesian coffin. Also on Forbes, John Tamny writes Graydon Carter was a great magazine man, but a poor wall street analyst.
On FT, Edward Luce believes Larry Summers has an edge in the race to head the Federal Reserve.
On Fox Business David Stockman discusses his book “The Great Deformation:
From Fox Business, Ben Stein asks if the White House Scandals are Watergate all over again.
At Bloomberg, Ramesh Ponnuru argues President Obama has a dangerous contempt for the Rule of Law
Monetary Reform
In Forbes.com, Ralph Benko writes ‘everything I know about good economic policy I learned from Mother Teresa’.
Tax
At Reuters, Corrie MacLaggan reports Texas legislators have sent Governor Perry $1 billion in proposed business tax cuts.
Spending
At Fox Business, Linda Stein explains why pension funds are eating your 401(k)’s lunch.
In Forbes.com, John Tamny says Apple CEO Tim Cook pounds another nail into the Keynesian coffin. Also on Forbes, John Tamny writes Graydon Carter was a great magazine man, but a poor wall street analyst.
On FT, Edward Luce believes Larry Summers has an edge in the race to head the Federal Reserve.
On Fox Business David Stockman discusses his book “The Great Deformation:
From Fox Business, Ben Stein asks if the White House Scandals are Watergate all over again.
At Bloomberg, Ramesh Ponnuru argues President Obama has a dangerous contempt for the Rule of Law
Monetary Reform
In Forbes.com, Ralph Benko writes ‘everything I know about good economic policy I learned from Mother Teresa’.
Tax
At Reuters, Corrie MacLaggan reports Texas legislators have sent Governor Perry $1 billion in proposed business tax cuts.
Spending
At Fox Business, Linda Stein explains why pension funds are eating your 401(k)’s lunch.
Friday, May 24, 2013
Friday Highlights: Judy Shelton praises Centennial Monetary Commission; John Tamny says everything you hear about Fed’s exit strategy is wrong; Yglesias praises Klobuchar's question to Bernanke
Politics and Government
Yglesias at Slate praises Klobuchar's question to Bernanke at recent hearing
From Forbes, Steve Forbes calls for an IRS hiring freeze.
In The WSJ, Stephen Moore criticizes “Richard Milhous Obama”
Mitch McConnell believes we have scratched the surface of the IRS scandal
On Politico, Mike Allen writes DC is turning on President Obama.
Progress of the Immigration reform bill through the Senate Judiciary Committee: , House passage uncertain.
Monetary Reform
In The WSJ, Judy Shelton praises Congressman Brady’s Centennial Monetary Commission.
In Forbes.com, John Tamny states everything you hear about the Fed’s exit strategy is wrong.
In Forbes.com, Nathan Lewis praises the gold standard as something all classical economists agree on
At FX Street, Ralph Benko discusses The Sound Dollar Act and the Centennial Monetary Commission
In Forbes, Ralph Benko praises Rand Paul, Cato Institute, and Prof' Richard Timberlake's new book, Constitutional Money as a broader libertarian moment.
AT TGSN, Ralph Benko says Bitcoin is Fool's Gold, here and here.
Tax
From Forbes, John Tamny argues the IRS non-scandal calls for a national sales tax.
Spending
At The WSJ, Stephen Moore describes the Democrats’ Keystone problem.
Yglesias at Slate praises Klobuchar's question to Bernanke at recent hearing
From Forbes, Steve Forbes calls for an IRS hiring freeze.
In The WSJ, Stephen Moore criticizes “Richard Milhous Obama”
Mitch McConnell believes we have scratched the surface of the IRS scandal
On Politico, Mike Allen writes DC is turning on President Obama.
Progress of the Immigration reform bill through the Senate Judiciary Committee: , House passage uncertain.
Monetary Reform
In The WSJ, Judy Shelton praises Congressman Brady’s Centennial Monetary Commission.
In Forbes.com, John Tamny states everything you hear about the Fed’s exit strategy is wrong.
In Forbes.com, Nathan Lewis praises the gold standard as something all classical economists agree on
At FX Street, Ralph Benko discusses The Sound Dollar Act and the Centennial Monetary Commission
In Forbes, Ralph Benko praises Rand Paul, Cato Institute, and Prof' Richard Timberlake's new book, Constitutional Money as a broader libertarian moment.
AT TGSN, Ralph Benko says Bitcoin is Fool's Gold, here and here.
Tax
From Forbes, John Tamny argues the IRS non-scandal calls for a national sales tax.
Spending
At The WSJ, Stephen Moore describes the Democrats’ Keystone problem.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Weekend Round Up: From Forbes.com: The Power Of Drudge: A Little Civics Lesson For Janet Napolitano And Barack Obama. Also on Forbes.com, Ralph Benko describes the Republican Party death spiral as deriving from bad politics and bad policy, rather than bad technology, and how to reverse it, praising Reps. Kevin Brady and Jim Jordan.
Politics and Government
At The WSJ, Congressman Brady says tax reform needs accurate tax tables.
In The Hill, Congressman Brady writes on how to rejuvenate US growth with spending control.
From Real Clear Markets, Amity Shlaes believes Bitcoin, and the Calvin Coolidge coin, merit concern.
From National Review, Larry Kudlow argues immigration reform is pro-growth.
From Forbes.com: The Power Of Drudge: A Little Civics Lesson For Janet Napolitano And Barack Obama. Also on Forbes.com, Ralph Benko describes the Republican Party death spiral as deriving from bad politics and bad policy, rather than bad technology, and how to reverse it, praising Reps. Kevin Brady and Jim Jordan.
Monetary Reform
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer vetoes legislation making gold and silver legal tender
On Bloomberg, Steve Forbes says Bernanke distorts the whole market.
Also on financial sense, Steve Forbes says “QE’s” should be called “Titanics.”
From Forbes, Steve Forbes welcomes the conversation about all proposed gold standard models while endorsing a Fed Open Market Operations gold price rule legislation introduced by Rep. Ted Poe (without co-sponsors) in the last Congress and recently reintroduced.
At TGSN, reflecting on a recent lawsuit bought by a Chinese mother against the Federal Reserve for the 30% reduction in purchasing power of her $250 bank acount, Ralph Benko asks "Is the Fed in breach of fiduciary duty?" Also at TGSN strong praise for Cato Senior Fellow and former Vice President at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Gerald O'Driscoll's essay, Toward a Global Monetary Order.
At Forbes.com, John Tamny explains what Apple’s $17B bond offer says about repatriation taxes, ZIRP, and QE.
Detlev Schlichter asks ‘is present monetary policy rational?’
At The WSJ, Congressman Brady says tax reform needs accurate tax tables.
In The Hill, Congressman Brady writes on how to rejuvenate US growth with spending control.
From Real Clear Markets, Amity Shlaes believes Bitcoin, and the Calvin Coolidge coin, merit concern.
From National Review, Larry Kudlow argues immigration reform is pro-growth.
From Forbes.com: The Power Of Drudge: A Little Civics Lesson For Janet Napolitano And Barack Obama. Also on Forbes.com, Ralph Benko describes the Republican Party death spiral as deriving from bad politics and bad policy, rather than bad technology, and how to reverse it, praising Reps. Kevin Brady and Jim Jordan.
Monetary Reform
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer vetoes legislation making gold and silver legal tender
On Bloomberg, Steve Forbes says Bernanke distorts the whole market.
Also on financial sense, Steve Forbes says “QE’s” should be called “Titanics.”
From Forbes, Steve Forbes welcomes the conversation about all proposed gold standard models while endorsing a Fed Open Market Operations gold price rule legislation introduced by Rep. Ted Poe (without co-sponsors) in the last Congress and recently reintroduced.
At TGSN, reflecting on a recent lawsuit bought by a Chinese mother against the Federal Reserve for the 30% reduction in purchasing power of her $250 bank acount, Ralph Benko asks "Is the Fed in breach of fiduciary duty?" Also at TGSN strong praise for Cato Senior Fellow and former Vice President at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Gerald O'Driscoll's essay, Toward a Global Monetary Order.
At Forbes.com, John Tamny explains what Apple’s $17B bond offer says about repatriation taxes, ZIRP, and QE.
Detlev Schlichter asks ‘is present monetary policy rational?’
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