Tag Archives: Federal Reserve Policy

Weakened Case For Higher Interest Rates: the Flattening Yield Curve

Posted on December 24, 2017 by William Holland

The canard of secular stagnation was laughable, especially given the credentialed gnomes belief in demand sided macro thought.  No measure is ever given to the antecedents of our Constitutional Republic, its constitutive bases in civil society, in spheres of autonomy … Continue reading →

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The Wizard’s Of A Lost Federal Reserve & The Perils Of Macroeconomic Specialization

Posted on August 21, 2010 by William Holland

For Barney Kilgore & Robert Bartley!  Deeply missed and beloved. The recent acclaim that the Federal Reserve is out of ammunition meets public sentiment of a failed Presidency to generate a milieu that is downright UNAMERICAN!  The clarion call to … Continue reading →

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