MMP Blog #13: Commodity Money Coins? Metalism vs. Nominalism, Part 2
This week, we examine coinage from Roman times to the present in Western society.
This week, we examine coinage from Roman times to the present in Western society.
If there’s no inflation danger, there is no point in taxing the rich before keystroking the poor.
There never has been the kind of independence supposed by orthodox economists.
In this blog we look at the myth of Fed independence from its creator, the Congress and from the Treasury.
It has been commonplace to speak of central bank independence—as if it were both a reality and a necessity…
Let’s stop pretending that replacing a budget constraint with an inflation constraint is so hard.
The truth about federal finance used to be common household knowledge, maybe it should be again.
On October 21st, 2022, President Biden made an address regarding his administration’s historic deficit reduction. Let’s break it down.Â