Energy
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“Higher Oil, Higher Inflation? The Fed Can’t Decide” – Fortune
“Up until recently, there was pretty overwhelming support by central bankers to keep U.S. interest rates low by buying up bonds in a second round of quantitative easing with the […]
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“Oil Jump Presents Conundrum for Fed” – WSJ
“Two top Federal Reserve officials on Monday offered conflicting views on the right response to higher oil prices, kicking off what’s likely to be a lively debate within the central […]
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“Oil Hits Six-Month High as Fed Talks Up Inflation”
“Crude oil futures for December rose 95 cents to $83.90 a barrel on Tuesday, the highest closing price since May 3, as the dollar weakened again and traders focused on […]
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“Oil Rises as Dollar Weakens on Speculation of Fed Credit-Easing”
“Oil for December delivery rose as much as 53 cents to $81.96 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It was at $81.84 at 11:07 a.m. […]
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“Oil rises to near $81 as traders mull Fed moves”
“Oil prices rose to near $81 a barrel Friday in Asia, rebounding slightly from the previous session’s steep drop, as traders mull the possible effects of anticipated moves by the […]
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The Seigniorage Curse
“The Seigniorage Curse appears to hollow out the economy by the following manner: First, the premium charged to holders of dollars becomes a new source of accrued, aggregate revenue. This […]
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A New Bottle, An Old Whine
Research Reports – 1976, Issue: 32 This article is a review of The Poverty of Power by Dr. Barry Commoner.
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Basic Demand for Capital May Prove Real Problem
Research Reports – 12/03/1973 Also: Further Energy Use Restrictions