There’s a reason people say “put your money where your mouth is.” Predictions are free, but a friendly wager acts as a tax on the delusional. And there is perhaps no topic of debate where this sort of ...
According to Keynesian economic theory, many recessions have little or nothing to do with underlying structural economic problems. Instead, the theory holds, recessions are the result of a crisis in ...
With a large economic downturn underway, the Administrations of George W. Bush and Barack Obama pushed for “stimulative” deficit spending in 2008 and 2009. According to Keynesian theories of economics ...
Bloodletting is the withdrawal of blood from a patient to cure or prevent illness. It was based on an ancient system of medicine in which the proper balance of bodily fluids like blood were considered ...
In The Washington Times, businessman Mike Whalen (who's associated the free-market think tank NCPA) writes up an interesting take on why various federal stimulus program have tanked like the Titanic ...
In a normal economy, 40% of new hires are people who switched right over from another job: Friday at Walmart, Monday at Target. The other 60% come from some mix of the unemployment lines and the ether ...
Former Norman B. Ture Senior Fellow in the Economics of Fiscal Policy J.D. served as the Norman B. Ture Senior Fellow in Economics of Fiscal Policy The global economy is in a deep, synchronized ...
This week “The Economist explains” is given over to economics. For each of six days until Saturday this blog will publish a short explainer on a seminal idea. WHEN Barack Obama sought to boost America ...
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