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Postmodern Politics2 comments

Bryce Laliberte wrote 3 weeks ago: The essence of postmodern art is to shock. It no longer remains the point to produce something prett … more →

Tags: Statism, Economics, Politics, Postmodernism, postmodern, Pomo, public choice theory, economic uncertainty

Paul Krugman on Cults and Economics

Jeff Haymond wrote 2 months ago:  “But woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites, because you shut off the kingdom of heaven from … more →

Tags: Monetary Policy, Austrian economics, austrian economics, Paul Krugman, Treasury bubble, malinvestment

Guest post: Thoughts on Policy Uncertainty (Alex Salter)4 comments

Lars Christensen wrote 6 months ago: Even though I think the primary economic problem in the US and in Europe at the moment is weak aggre … more →

Tags: Alex Salter, guest blog, Guest Post, Robert Higgs

Regime Uncertainty, the Balkans and the weak US recovery6 comments

Lars Christensen wrote 6 months ago: Today I have been in Oslo, Norway for client meetings. The topic on the agenda is Central and Easter … more →

Tags: Argentina, Robert Higgs, Venezuela, Iran, Bulgaria, Albania

Papers about money, regime uncertainty and efficient religions8 comments

Lars Christensen wrote 7 months ago: I have the best wife in the world and she has been extremely understanding about my odd idea to star … more →

Tags: cnb, Czech Republic, Greece, hyperinflation, Inflation, Monetary Policy, Nicholas Krus, Reading Recommendations, Robert Higgs

Monetary disorder in Central Europe (and some supply side problems)7 comments

Lars Christensen wrote 9 months ago: Last week we got GDP numbers for Q2 in both the Czech Republic and Hungary. Both countries plunged d … more →

Tags: Czech Republic, Steve Hanke, hungary, Robert Higgs, Monetary policy disorder

Cheap Credit, Bad Investments

igrobertson wrote 9 months ago: Matt Yglesias thinks that there is no sovereign debt crisis, but rather that the world is largely in … more →

Tags: Matt Yglesias, debt crisis, Trabant, Model T, Municipal debt, Robert Higgs, Franklin Roosevelt, Great Depression, Scott Baker

”Regime Uncertainty” – a Market Monetarist perspective8 comments

Lars Christensen wrote 1 year ago: My outburst over the weekend against the Rothbardian version of Austrian business cycle theory was n … more →

Tags: Monetary institutions, ngdp targeting, Nominal Income Targeting, Peter Boettke, Reading Recommendations, Steven Horwitz, The Great Depression, The Great Moderation, transmission mechanism

Regulation and Economic (Un)Certainty

Joel Poindexter wrote 1 year ago: Today Salon.com featured an interview with Robert Levine by Scott Timberg on the subject of intellec … more →

Tags: Economics, FREE Society, Robert Levine, regulation

Why Keynesian Economics Fail

Taoist wrote 1 year ago: Regime uncertainty. And they didn’t work in WWII either. On the other hand, Keynesian economic … more →

Tags: Capitalism and Economics, History, stimulus, Keynes, wwii

Obama's Tax Deal3 comments

zombiehero213 wrote 2 years ago: Democrats are in revolt over Obama cutting a deal on the Bush Tax Cuts. First let’s head off t … more →

Tags: Keynesian economics, Austrian economics, Hayek, obama, taxes, Deficit

Obama Should Listen to John Stossel if He Wants to Get Reelected1 comment

Dan Mitchell wrote 2 years ago: One of the main factors determining incumbent election success is economic performance. When disposa … more →

Tags: economic growth, Economics 2, Obama +2, jobs, Politics, Unemployment, John Stossel

Evidence for Regime Uncertainty1 comment

zombiehero213 wrote 2 years ago: This weeks Econtalk was with John Taylor of Sanford University.The subject, the State of the Economy … more →

Tags: government intervention, Bias

Does Obama have a CEO problem or is Fareed Zakaria just not as smart as he thinks he is? 2 comments

zombiehero213 wrote 2 years ago: Judging by Zakaria’s latest column, Obama’s CEO problem, I’m going with the second … more →

Tags: regulation, Keynesian economics, Liberal, Bias

Obama The Crisis Generator Leads To Regime Uncertainty--Impeachment In 2011!1 comment

Raymond Thomas Pronk wrote 2 years ago: Robert Higgs on the Second Lost Decade The Great Depression and the Current Recession–Robert Higgs–V … more →

Tags: Blogroll, Politics, Video, technology, taxes, Raves, rants, Economics, Links

The Uncertainty Induced Failure of Obamanomics

Brian Garst wrote 2 years ago: Allan Meltzer has an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal explaining the failures of Obamanomics … more →

Tags: economic growth, Taxation, Big Government, Obama +2

Steve Wynn, "Macau and China is stable, Washington is not" as investments (and the jobs that go with it) leave the United States

AWC wrote 2 years ago: I never thought the day would come, but China is now a more stable and safer place to invest than he … more →

Tags: Government Failures, recession, Housing Market, Stagflation, steve wynn, Steve Wynn rant, investment leaves United States, investors paralyzed, Steve Wynn about Obama

BP Shakedown?12 comments

Mario Rizzo wrote 2 years ago: by Mario Rizzo   I do not know, at this point, whether BP was negligent or grossly negligent in its … more →

Tags: Law, regulation, Rule of Law, Gulf Oil Spill

Term of the Week: Regime Uncertainty

AWC wrote 3 years ago: Regime Uncertainty is a phenomenon that happens in countries where the government (the regime) inter … more →

Tags: Government Failures, recession, Cash for Clunkers, economic recovery, Big Government, Socialism, Fascism, Economic Collapse, GM


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