Atlas is sponsoring a Sound Money Project conference in the afternoon of Friday, April 1, 2011, at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas, Texas, before the Philadelphia Society National Meeting. The…
The Atlas Sound Money Project is proud to announce the winners of its 2011 Sound Money Essay Contest. In its second year, this essay contest aimed to engage students, junior…
Please join us in holding our first Liberty Café of the year, Atlas’s monthly panel discussion, focusing on sound money as a policy issue and on efforts being done by a few…
“In the 1970s, despite rising inflation, members of the Federal Reserve’s policy committee repeatedly chose to lower interest rates to reduce unemployment. Their Phillips Curve models, which charted an inverse…
On January 5th, 2010, Rep. Paul Ryan, House Budget Committee Chairman, during an interview with Hugh Hewitt, outlined his plans and strategies on how to curb government spending and other budgetary reforms. He…
Paul Ryan: “The Band Is Getting Back Together” One might think that our political elite would catch a clue regarding prosperity as one of one of the key sources of Happiness,…
By Desmond Lachman AEI Online Tuesday, September 14, 2010 “The outbreak of a sovereign-debt crisis in the eurozone’s peripheral economies has been among the more important developments in the global…
By GEORGE P. SHULTZ, MICHAEL J. BOSKIN, JOHN F. COGAN, ALLAN MELTZER AND JOHN B. TAYLOR America’s financial crisis, deep recession and anemic recovery have largely been driven by economic…
By Alan Reynolds — Alternative monetary systems cannot be evaluated in isolation, but only in comparison with other arrangements. The question “why gold?” thus divides into two other questions. The…
By John D. Mueller POLITICAL ECONOMY The Wall Street Journal Publication Date: September 4, 1986 Since 1971 the world has suffered two great inflations and three recessions. Hopes for a world-wide…