Weekend Wrap Up: Nathan Lewis writes Judy Shelton makes an important case for a 21st century gold standard; John Taylor discusses how Bernanke will be remembered; Jon Decker discusses the decline in wealth under Bernanke

Monetary Reform

From Forbes.com, Nathan Lewis writes Judy Shelton makes an important case for a 21st century gold standard.

On Market Watch, Jeffry Bartash reports U.S. third-quarter GDP revised up to 4.1%.

In The WSJ, Professor John Taylor discusses how Bernanke will be remembered.

In The WSJ, Jon Hilsenrath says Bernanke struggled to stroke growth.

In The WSJ, Ben Bernanke insists Yellen will continue taper policy.

On CNBC, Rich Danker criticizes Janet Yellen’s economic theory.

On TGSN, Ralph Benko presents James Madison’s notes opposing paper money; Kathleen Packard details Japan’s coming economic problems.

In The American Thinker, Jon Decker discusses the decline in American wealth under Ben Bernanke.

Tax

ATR announces their 2013 “Naughty and Nice” List