In Zimbabwe, It's Crisis as Usual
A new round of hyperinflation was taking a heavy toll on daily life, even before the coronavirus hit.
A new round of hyperinflation was taking a heavy toll on daily life, even before the coronavirus hit.
Instead of repealing tariffs that are raising aluminum prices, politicians are instead trying to lower aluminum prices by legislative fiat.
Neither party is serious about reining in spending. This is unsustainable.
The Trump administration may sidestep Congress to get another tax cut passed.
Venezuela attempts to combat economic illiteracy with more economic illiteracy.
Mainstream economists were trained to believe that currencies need to be managed by central banks. So this new form of money is...hard to grasp.
Reason's Nick Gillespie talks to libertarian economist Gene Epstein about Trump, free trade, and his monthly debates at the Soho Forum.
For the first time, most members in the U.S. Congress are millionaires.
Getting rid of the $100 bill is one more trim on our freedom to be left alone.
Continuing to keep interest rates near zero, as the past few years of that haven't done enough good.
Perhaps stock prices for past few years were to a large extent an inflationary bubble.
Otherwise, evidence for positive outcome from quantitative easing slim, says study from Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
A look back at controversial predictions about monetary policy
Who could blame them?
Some Western leftists still defend Venezuela
Why does a virtual currency need a physical location?
A holiday wish for a true Christmas miracle: a sound monetary policy
Universities are heading underwater
Inflation serves the governing class and hurts honest, hardworking people.
The fall of Rome is a pattern repeated by empires throughout history. Does that include us?
Anything to escape their worthless currency
Automation looks increasingly attractive
Lots of prices do seem to be heading north
Bloomberg's recently (and quite rightly) christened "Forbes 30 Under 30" superstar Josh Barro is inside my head. Or at least that's what the title of his recent post for The Ticker implies. But since he kindly didn't dig deeper in exploring the depths of our depraved "Hard-Money Advocate" Brains, let me clear up a few things.