Housekeeping notes:
The American Principles Project has initiated the Gold Standard 2012 project, now added under Links.
Thanks to Bob Landry for suggesting Lewis Lehrman’s 1980 paper, “Monetary Policy, the Federal Reserve System, and Gold,” now in the Classic Articles section.
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In The WSJ, Sen. Jon Kyl (R-AZ) outlines a growth agenda focused on tax reform, lighter regulation, and spending cuts. Sound money doesn’t rate a mention.
On Smart Money, Don Luskin explains the impact of recent jobs numbers on markets.
At NRO, Larry Kudlow suggests the President is off message on the economy.
On Kudlow, National Review’s Stephen Spruiell debates government's role in the current malaise:
At Forbes, Brian Wesbury advocates patience rather than short term fiscal and monetary stimuli.
On The American Spectator, Peter Ferrara critiques the President’s economic policy.
At Café Hayek, Don Boudreaux challenges Paul Krugman’s claim that the recent Keynesian spending surge didn’t happen.
On The Kudlow Report, Stephen Moore debates free trade’s impact on jobs:
Investor’s Business Daily applauds Fed Vice Chairman Yellen for her skepticism on quantitative easing.
The Atlas Sound Money Project reposts Reuven Brenner’s 2003 article, “Alan Goldspan.”
The Washington Post’s Ruth Marcus hopes Republicans will follow Britain’s Tories with deep spending cuts and tax rate increases.
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Tuesday update.
On RCM, John Tamny suggests gold isn’t expensive, the dollar is cheap.
From The Cato Journal in 1983, Alan Reynolds asks, Why Gold?
On The Kudlow Report, Larry Kudlow debates rising gold.
On last week’s Smart Money, Don Luskin overviews gold's move.
From Alhambra Investments, Joseph Y. Calhoun III examines the falling dollar’s impact on the economy.
At Business Insider, Dian Chu explains why raising the yuan would hurt the American and Chinese economies.
The WSJ editorializes on the sluggish economy.
At Forbes, Brian Wesbury sees good signs on the economy.
In The WSJ, Allen Sinai reports on a new study on the cost and impact of zeroing out the capital gains tax.
At Forbes, Steve Forbes predicts the President will yield on tax cuts in the short term.
On Kudlow, Sen. Jon Kyl (AZ) makes the case for extending the tax cuts.
In The Washington Times, Richard Rahn analyzes media criticism of the libertarian Koch brothers.
From The Cato Journal in 1983, Alan Reynolds asks, Why Gold?
On The Kudlow Report, Larry Kudlow debates rising gold.
On last week’s Smart Money, Don Luskin overviews gold's move.
From Alhambra Investments, Joseph Y. Calhoun III examines the falling dollar’s impact on the economy.
At Business Insider, Dian Chu explains why raising the yuan would hurt the American and Chinese economies.
The WSJ editorializes on the sluggish economy.
At Forbes, Brian Wesbury sees good signs on the economy.
In The WSJ, Allen Sinai reports on a new study on the cost and impact of zeroing out the capital gains tax.
At Forbes, Steve Forbes predicts the President will yield on tax cuts in the short term.
On Kudlow, Sen. Jon Kyl (AZ) makes the case for extending the tax cuts.
In The Washington Times, Richard Rahn analyzes media criticism of the libertarian Koch brothers.
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