A member of the Bush White House once told me that the two key influentials when it came to Conservatives/Republicans and economics were the Wall Street Journal editorial board and CNBC’s Larry Kudlow. Well, I think you can add a third name…
Read more >>Paul Ryan says that “Monetary Policy was always my first love” but he doesn’t seem to know very much about it: “There is nothing more insidious that a government can do to its people than to debase its currency,” Ry…
Read more >>From today’s Real Clear Politics, a story based on interviews with Palin advisers: Palin has taken a particular interest in the European Debt crisis as of late, and SarahPAC recently hired Joshua Livestro - a Dutch newspaper columnis…
Read more >>Irish head toward Bailout; Portugal next in line? Bailout-BOUND: Ireland, looking to bolster its Debt-crippled Banks, edged closer to taking a Bailout loan from the European Union. Talks with the EU, European Central Bank and International Monetar…
Read more >>Two influential Republican lawmakers called Tuesday for a fundamental remaking of the Federal Reserve's mission, arguing that the Central Bank should stop trying to reduce Unemployment and instead focus solely on keeping Inflation low. This St …
Read more >>Nouriel Roubini and Ian Bremmer are worried about the prospects for world Economic Growth: Sagging Global Growth requires us to act, by Nouriel Roubini and Ian Bremmer, Commentary, Financial Times : It looks as if the Global Economy is headin…
Read more >>Keynes & Co. have lost the Stimulus argument - The Week : My friends Kevin O'Rourke and Barry Eichengreen in the office next door were chief among those Economists warning at the start of 2009 that the shock to the world Economy inflicted by …
Read more >>By Karl Rove At last week's G-20 meeting, President Barack Obama achieved a two-fer. He suffered a significant international defeat, and he increased the chances his Party will suffer a major domestic one this fall. Mr. Obama's international de…
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