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The Harwood Economic Review, Winter 2017
The Harwood Economic Review
Winter 2017
Table of Contents
The Real Innovation of the Sharing Economy
Max Gulker
Deposit Insurance Is Not Fair
Thomas L. Hogan and William J. Luther
Business Cycle Research at AIER
Robert Hughes
Time to End the Fed’s Credit-Allocation Policies
Lawrence H. White
Lady Pecunia at the Punching Office: Two Poems on Early Modern Monetary Reform
Sarah Skwire and Steve Horwitz
A cautiously optimistic outlook for 2025 is tempered by risks of serious disruption: tariffs, faltering disinflation, fiscal disputes, and stratospheric equity valuations.
We face a mixed picture for the recovery of competitive federalism.
Economic growth in the months ahead will hinge on lagging consumption, and developments in labor markets and monetary policy.
