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Preparing for my appearance on Boom Bust this week, I found essays from the Sound Money Project to be invaluable. These economists understand the mechanics of Fed policy extremely well, and write about it in real time at AIER.org. Reading these essays carefully, especially those by James Caton, allowed me to speak intelligently on the…
Preparing for my appearance on Boom Bust this week, I found essays from the Sound Money Project to be invaluable. These economists understand the mechanics of Fed policy extremely well, and write about it in real time at AIER.org. Reading these essays carefully, especially those by James Caton, allowed me to speak intelligently on the topic – which again reminded of what a tremendous luxury it is for me to have access to the work of the American Institute for Economic Research.
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