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Gold will return to monetary preeminence not because it can or should, but because it must. Nixon’s temporary suspension will be exactly that; not because he said so, but rather because at some point there will be no other road forward.
Table of Contents
Assessing Potential for Higher Inflation
James L. Caton
Monetary Control: Central Banks Today
Alexander William Salter
Inflation Is a Dangerous Way to Get Rid of Debt Burden
Richard M. Ebeling
War of Words Over Inflation Stirs Questions for the Fed
Judy Shelton
Problems of Federal Reserve Policy—and How to Solve Them
Thomas L. Hogan
The Horrors of Hyperinflation
Robert E. Wright
Sound Money Still Matters
Peter C. Earle
Research Fellow Thomas Savidge digs into tax data to answer a frequently echoed question.
This paper deconstructs and critiques the neo-Brandeisian and national conservative populisms primarily from this Schumpeterian vantage point
Where Big Labor is Lacking, Prioritizing Workers’ Choices and Free Markets Can Deliver
This Explainer will cover where the government takes revenue from, how it spends those dollars, how it prioritizes spending, and what’s projected for the future.