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Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Special Edition TSS Jeff Bell secures the NJ Republican US Senate nomination, with the gold standard as his signature issue

Bell wins NJ Senate primary

Weekly Standard

http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/cory-booker-whom-bell-tolls_794297.html

Politico

Jeff Bell wins primary

The Star Ledger

Poll: Will Cory Booker or Jeff Bell win NJ's US Senate race?

The Washington Post

Jeff Bell was GOP Senate nominee in 1978, 2014

Huffington Post

New Jersey Senate Primary: Jeff Bell Wins Republican Nomination

The Express-Times

Jeff Bell nominated by GOP voters to run for US Senate representing ...

In-Depth-The Star-Ledger

Jeff Bell to face Cory Booker after winning Republican US Senate ...

In-Depth-Wall Street Journal

Bell Wins GOP Contest, Now Challenges Booker for Senate

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Key Posts

Sen. Cornyn Introduces Centennial Monetary Commission
'Money For Nothing' Reveals Scary Doings of Federal Reserve
Niall Ferguson Slays Krugtron The Invincible Part 3
Niall Ferguson Slays Krugtron The Invincible Part 2
Niall Ferguson Slays Krugtron The Invicible Part 1
Budget-cutters have "won the biggest fights in Washington since 2010"
Gold's Velvet Underground Event
Bernanke gold responses.
Why didn't the Bush tax cuts work?
Art Laffer and the Founding of Supply-Side Economics
The Rising Dollar and the Market's Decline
BWR: Romney-Perry Competition.
TSS original: Domitrovic rebuts Bartlett on tax rates.
Mundell on the Great Depression.
Businessweek Report on Nixon's Dollar Shock
Mundell: Deflation Risk for the Dollar (WSJ).
Do Oil Executives Understand Their Industry's Economics?
Supply-side conference report.
BWR on growth and the debt.
BWR on Rep. Ryan's Social Security analysis.
Domitrovic on Warsh's Smoot-Hawley analysis.
Challenge to Wanniski's Smoot-Hawley theory.
BWR on bipartisan deficit deal to raise taxes.
BWR on U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan.
BWR on the State of the Union.
Mundell on the Continued Malaise in Europe and the U.S.
Tax Cut Victory
What Would Kemp Do?
Bretton Woods Research on Fed policy
Reich's flawed history.
Tax cuts for the rich.
Lowry review.
Austerity stimulus 2.
Yuan appreciation.
Domitrovic on Mundell-Fleming.
Austerity stimulus?
Mundell and the dollar.
Oil confusion.
The euro at $1.20.
Was George W. Bush a supply-sider?
Debt crises.
The Greek debt crisis and the euro.
Asset-shift and supply-side (Domitrovic post).
Mundell on deficits.
The Greek tax system.
Mundell on debt and taxes.
Gold and supply - and demand -side (Domitrovic post).
Supply-side economics and the deficit.
Clinton on the gold standard.
Mundell on the financial crisis.

Mission

This blog is devoted to discussion of supply-side economics, defined by Nobel Laureate Robert Mundell as economics centered on production rather than consumption, with stable money and low tax rates as the superior policy mix to reduce inflation while increasing employment. With the passing of many leading supply-siders -- Robert Bartley, Jude Wanniski, Bob Novak, Jack Kemp, and, of course, Ronald Reagan -- and others nearing retirement age, this blog seeks to highlight the current crop of supply-side commentators and to improve understanding of the supply-side framework.

Classic Articles

A Deficit of Understanding (Boudreaux)
A Gold Polaris (Wanniski)
A Guide to Sound Money (Shelton)
A Reconsideration of the Twentieth Century (Mundell)
David Stockman: Man and Myth (Reynolds)
Have the Devaluationists Learned Nothing? (Swanson)
Hello Supply Side (Reynolds)
How Reaganomics Made the World Work (Bartley)
It Pays to Cut Taxes (Adam Smith Institute)
It's Time to Cut Taxes (Wanniski)
Loose Money and the Roots of the Crisis (Shelton)
Managed Money (Reynolds)
Monetary Policy, the Federal Reserve System, and Gold (Lehrman)
Oil Isn't Expensive, the Dollar is Cheap (Tamny)
One World, One Money? (Mundell, Friedman)
Supply-Side History, 1960-2003 (Jett)
Supply-Side University (Wanniski)
The Breakdown of the Keynesian Model (Roberts)
The Burden of Monetarism (Wanniski)
The Deflation Monster (Wanniski)
The Laffer Curve: Past, Present and Future (Laffer)
The Lehrman Records (Lehrman)
The Mundell-Laffer Hypothesis (Wanniski)
The Needle's Eye: Why America's Economic Recovery Needs the Global South (Brenner & Goldman)
The Onslaught From the Left (Laffer)
The Real Reagan Record: Upstarts and Downstarts (Reynolds)
Two-Santas Theory (Wanniski)
US's Road to Recovery Runs Through Beijing (Sisci & Goldman)
Uses and Abuses of Gresham's Law in the History of Money (Mundell)
What Supply-Side Economics Means (Reynolds)
Why Do Americans Work So Much More Than Europeans? (Prescott)

Other Articles

A Review of Brian Domitrovic's 'Econoclasts'
Japan's "Lost Decade" Argues Against Obama's Policies
Gap in the GOP's Message: A Strong Dollar is Key to Economic Vitality
Robert Mundell on the Financial Crisis

Notable books

Econoclasts: The Rebels Who Sparked the Supply-Side Revolution and Restored American Prosperity (Domitrovic)
Force of Finance (Brenner)
Gold: The Once and Future Money (Lewis)
Income and Wealth (Reynolds)
Man and Economics (Mundell)
Money Meltdown (Shelton)
The Seven Fat Years (Bartley)
The Way the World Works (Wanniski)
Wealth and Poverty (Gilder)

Videos

Ditching the Dollar (BBC)
Mundell & Laffer on Kudlow 1
Mundell & Laffer on Kudlow 2
Mundell & Laffer on Kudlow 3
Mundell, Hanke and Shelton at Heritage
Shelton interviewed on C-SPAN

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