Bloomberg reports on Robert Mundell’s continued call for a stable yuan.
The WSJ quotes President Hu Jintao, ahead of this week's visit, calling the U.S. dollar-dominated currency system a "product of the past" and highlighting moves to turn the yuan into a global currency.
From last week’s Kudlow Report, Larry Kudlow supports getting tough on China:
The NY Sun responds to claims that the Arizona gunman damaged the case for the gold standard.
A new website encourages U.S. Rep. Mike Pence (IN) to run for president (hat tip: Ralph Benko).
The NY Sun suggests Pence is superior due to his sound money advocacy.
From earlier this month, U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (WI) discusses his agenda for spending cuts but includes sound money as crucial to restoring prosperity:
On The NY Sun, Larry Kudlow worries inflation may undermine the recovery.
At New World Economics, Nathan Lewis explains what goes into base money.
The Atlantic’s Daniel Indiviglio makes a weak case for the Federal Reserve.
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