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Tag Archives: Keynesian Economics
Leszek Balcerowicz: Adam Smith Meets Karol Wojtyla
Matthew Kaminski interviewed a Polish intellectual recently, a man who has few peers. His name is Leszek Balcerowicz (pronounced Lay-zek Bal-zero-witz). What he has to say is significant for it points the way toward recognizing how Keynesian thought is a … Continue reading
Posted in Alex Tocqueville, Charles Mackay's Delusions & Mania's, Conservatism, Economics, Money, Uncategorized
Tagged Adam Smith, Crisis, Fannie, Fiscal Cliff, Freddies, Hayek, Hume, Kaminski, Karol Wojtyla, Keynesian Economics, Leszek Balcerowicz, Macroeconomics, Monetary, Money, Tocqueville, WSJ
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The Retreat of Globalization: The Arduous Task of Remaking the American Imperium
The retreat of globalization may be permanent. Given how viable the political economies of Europe and the United States have been since the Great Recession of 2008, I think it pertinent to say that even the smart guys on Wall … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
Tagged American Imperium, Globalization, Keynesian Economics, Threats
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Ben Folds 5
A non-sequitur is a Latin term translated as ‘it does not follow’; referring to a conclusion that does not follow from the main premise. It is usually considered a fallacy, meaning an error in one’s thinking. I had a similar … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Money
Tagged Ben Bernanke, Ben Folds 5, Hitler, Keynesian Economics, Printing Money, QE 3, QE3 +, Quantitative Easing, Weimar Hyperinflation
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How To Discern The Euro-Zone Problem
It’s beginning to look a lot like the 1930’s as France goes ‘Socialist’ in its latest election. Needless to say, the United States has been there since 2008. The difference is understood within the discreet immeasurable social aggregates that animate … Continue reading
Posted in Money
Tagged Death to Keynes, Euro, Eurozone, Fiscal Union, Growth, Hayek, Keynesian Economics
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