Economics
What is the relation between supply and demand for money?
by Dr Frank ShostakFor most economists there is the need to keep the so-called economy along the path of a stable economic growth and a stable…
How are Chinese stocks responding to tariffs with the US and a slowdown in Asian growth?
by Colin LloydDespite US tariffs, China’s September trade balance with the US reached a record high A number of China’s Asian neighbours have seen a deceleration…
Risky business
by Tim Price“In 1961, at the height of the Cold War, a B-52 bomber carrying two Mark 39 thermonuclear bombs accidentally crashed in rural North Carolina….
Why an increase in capital goods may not always be good for economic prosperity
by Dr Frank ShostakThe annual rate for US non-military capital goods orders excluding aircraft fell to 1.9% in September from 7.8% in August to stand at $69.6 billion. Observe that…
What Can Kill a Useless Currency
by Keith WeinerThere is a popular notion, at least among American libertarians and gold bugs. The idea is that people will one day “get woke”, and…
Not waving but drowning – Stocks, debt and inflation?
by Colin LloydNot waving but drowning – Stocks, debt and inflation? The US stock market is close to being in a corrective phase -10% off its…
Why Luxury Goods Make Everyone Better Off
by Other WriterRyan McMaken Listen to Ryan McMaken’s commentary on the Radio Rothbard podcast. One of the more persistent myths about capitalism is that wealth and resources…