The myth of austerity
byMany politicians and commentators such as Paul Krugman claim that Europe’s problem is austerity, i.e., there is insufficient government spending. The common argument goes like this: Due to…
Many politicians and commentators such as Paul Krugman claim that Europe’s problem is austerity, i.e., there is insufficient government spending. The common argument goes like this: Due to…
“Politics, as hopeful men practice it in the world, consists mainly of the delusion that a change in form is a change in substance,”…
Americans just cast ballots for president, for the House, and for a third of the U.S. Senate, plus various local offices and referenda in…
In a recent Mises Daily article Mark Thornton has offered an excellent critique of why Krugman’s attack on the Austrian view of money market…
A view from America … Would you happily sign an IOU for $126,000 to allow Barack Obama to keep his Big Spender status going?…
“Europe fights back against austerity” was how The Daily Telegraph headlined its weekend election coverage. Anti-austerity movements are gathering pace across Europe following political…
An excellent article from Amity Shlaes: Nut cases. That’s what they are. And if you take an interest in them, you are a nut…
IN THE BLUE CORNER… * Professor Paul Krugman belongs to a rather elite group of economists: those who have received the Nobel memorial prize….
Paul Krugman is the high priest of Keynesianism and modern interventionism, of economic improvement through inflation and budget deficits. As such he is bête…
Last week, an Austrian-School economist, Robert Wenzel, gave a speech to the New York Federal Reserve, and separately Bloomberg hosted a television debate between…