At Forbes, Gold: The Once and Future Money author Nathan Lewis makes a strong case for a 21st century capitalism that combines low taxes/stable money with comprehensive government benefits.
On The WSJ, Art Laffer advocates spending cuts, rolling back Obamacare, and cutting unemployment insurance in exchange for raising the debt ceiling, but makes no mention of stabilizing the dollar.
At AEI, John Tamny discusses QE2 and the dollar:
On Forbes, Reuven Brenner critiques Federal Reserve policy for propping up failed banks.
Also at Forbes, Jerry Bowyer suggests nations with greater economic freedom make better investments.
From last month at Heritage, Stephen Moore discusses the economy:
The Gold Standard Now features an archive of former Kemp staffer John Mueller’s writing.
Rebelyid quotes Alan Reynolds on income distribution over the last 30 years.
Cato’s Dan Mitchell explains personal Social Security accounts.
Laffer: On The WSJ, Art Laffer advocates spending cuts, rolling back Obamacare,.....
ReplyDeleteAin't gonna ever happen Art, and you probably know that too. The Obamacare that is. The spending cuts? Which ethereal spending cuts Art?
Laffer:..... and cutting unemployment insurance in exchange for raising the debt ceiling, but makes no mention of stabilizing the dollar.
Maybe you can get the teapartiers (the real ones, not the mouthpieces) to agree with that but I doubt it. And on top of them you would also have to worry about another 50 million people exercising their second amendment rights!
Tell ya what though Art, how's about we accelerate the Obamacare changes and save some real money in a hurry? Talk to the CBO for some ideas, o.k?