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MONITARISM, SANCTIONS & TERROR FINANCING 

BULL MARKET 2018 & THOMAS SOWELL LOOKS AT THE FALLACY OF RE-DISTRIBUTION

8/22/2018

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'Excessively High' Equity Prices Are Biggest Risk, Economist Martin Feldstein Says
interview with Martin Feldstein via Bloomberg
Hoover Institution fellow Martin Feldstein discusses the outlook for Federal Reserve monetary policy.
Here's Why Stocks Are Focused Almost Exclusively On Trade, In One Chart
quoting Steven J. Davis via MarketWatch
It’s no secret that trade policy has been a primary driver of activity in U.S. markets in 2018, responsible for both gains and losses in stocks and the dollar as investors assess the impact of tariffs or the likelihood of the situation escalating into a full-blown trade war.
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GEORGE WILL GETS THE ECONOMY WRONG

8/22/2018

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George Will Is Wrong about the Economy
David Bahnsen, National Review
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PRODUCTIVITY PARADOX EXPLAINED:  DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE CRIMPS GROWTH

8/19/2018

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PROJECT SYNDICATE:  The Zero-Sum Economy
Adair Turner explains why distributive activities are growing at the expense of creative activities.
Effects of Low Productivity Growth on Fiscal Sustainability in the United States
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STAGNATING WAGES DON'T TELL THE WHOLE STORY

8/15/2018

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Stagnating wages don’t tell the whole story 
Ramesh Ponnuru | Bloomberg Opinion 
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THE CASE FOR AN INCOHERENT FEDERAL RESERVE

8/12/2018

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PROJECT SYNDICATE
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WHY SECULAR STAGNATION IS GONE & WHY URBAN IS THE ECONOMIC FUTURE

8/10/2018

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ECONOMICS ONE:  WHY SECULAR STAGNATION IS WRONG
The Myth of Secular Stagnation
Joseph Stiglitz argues that the concept was always merely a fig leaf for bad politics and flawed economic policies.
Stiglitz, Summers, Secular Stagnation, And The Supply Side
by John B. Taylor mentioning John F. Cogan via Economics One
Joe Stiglitz recently published an attack, “The Myth of Secular Stagnation,” on Larry Summers’ hypothesis of secular stagnation, a revival of a term used by Alvin Hansen decades ago. Larry first presented his secular stagnation hypothesis at a conference jointly hosted by the Brookings Institution and the Hoover Institution on October 1, 2013, during the fifth anniversary of the financial crisis. It has gone viral since then.
The Market Is “Banning the Box”
Aaron Renn, City Journal

The American economic expansion is finally accomplishing one of the country’s most needed social improvements: getting the long-term unemployed reattached to the labor market. Income inequality gets much of the press today, but as Harvard economist and Manhattan Institute senior fellow Ed Glaeser points out, long-term joblessness is the more serious problem. The unemployed face a heightened risk of serious ills ranging from physical maladies and mental health problems to divorce. Read more here....
Ten Years After the Recession
Frank Rich, Sheila Bair, et al., New York Magazine
PROJECT SYNDICATE:  URBAN IS THE ECONOMIC FUTURE
New Release: Monetary Policy In An Uncertain World
quoting Kevin Warsh via Cato Institute
Ten years after the 2008 financial crisis we are again facing the possibility of economic turmoil as the Fed and other central banks exit their unconventional monetary policies by raising interest rates and shrinking their balance sheets.
PROJECT SYNDICATE
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HOW SOCIAL RELATIONS DETERIORATE WITH FIXED EXCHANGE RATES

8/9/2018

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Who Profits?  Anthony Esolen
My father was not an easy man to categorize when it came to politics. He was, like almost everybody else where I grew up, a registered Democrat. Republicans in New England and the middle Atlantic states were not fond of Catholic immigrants from Ireland, Italy, and Poland, and the immigrants were not fond of the […]
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THE CURRENT SHAPE OF THE US YIELD CURVE:  JOHN B. TAYLOR FROM STANFORD UNIVERSITY

8/7/2018

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John Taylor: Yield Curve Influenced By Global Factors Quite A Bit
interview with John B. Taylor via CNBC
Hoover Institution fellow John Taylor discusses the Federal Reserve's monetary policy path and the the US economy.
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FREEDOM IN A REVOLUTIONARY ECONOMY & HOW DEFICITS MATTER

8/1/2018

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Archives: Freedom in a revolutionary economy 
G. Warren Nutter | American Enterprise Institute
Trumponomics
Ramesh Ponnuru and Michael R. Strain | National Review 
Contrary to President Trump’s remarks, there is no reason to think that increased deficits will be a short-term phenomenon. Over time, the increase in the national debt will have a deleterious effect on the economy’s performance by crowding out private economic activity leading to a decrease in output, investment, and wages relative to what they would have been without the additional debt.
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WHY SUBSIDIES HURT GROWTH

8/1/2018

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How Cross Subsidies Hinder Economic Reforms
by John H. Cochrane via Chicago Booth Review
Cross subsidies are an underappreciated original sin of economic stagnation. To transfer money from A to B, the government could simply raise taxes on A and provide vouchers or otherwise pay competitive suppliers on behalf of B.
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