David Beckworth gives some reason to believe that Hayek would have supported QE2. And Scott Summers make the case for believing Hayek would have supported monetary easing in Europe.
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David Beckworth gives some reason to believe that Hayek would have supported QE2. And Scott Summers make the case for believing Hayek would have supported monetary easing in Europe.
Ruchir Sharma on the public turn against the Fed. Quotable: monetary activism suffers from the same fundamental flaw as Keynesianism, in that it protects inefficient players instead of injecting renewed vigor into the economy. In a telling statement of the Fed’s thinking, New York Fed member Brian Slack recently said that, with luck, quantitative easing . . . → Read More: “THE TRIUMPH OF HAYEK”
This act is getting old, and ever more pathetic.
Paul Krugman attempts to play in the big leagues. Quotable: There is a lot of relevant work that Eggertsson and Krugman are unaware of, or are ignoring. Bruce Smith spent his career working on models of credit market frictions in monetary frameworks. I [Stephen Williamson] have work closely related to Bernanke-Gertler, and predating it (including . . . → Read More: WITH THE ACADEMIC EQUIVALENT OF A GHOST WRITER
15% of postal carriers in the U.S. have a college degree.
It looks like Google has blackballed me again — and once again it I can only assume they are doing so for writing posts about Obama’s Marxist background. Google Search almost immediately delisted my “PrestoPundit” website from its search engine when I posted on Obama and the inspiration he derived from his socialist father. And . . . → Read More: BLACKBALLED BY GOOGLE
100 years of the Federal Reserve — an assessment (pdf).
A dialogue by Scott Sumner:
“The Hayek Rule: A New Monetary Policy Framework for the 21st Century”, (pdf) by Marius Gustavson and Anthony Randazzo Nov. 9, 2010. Quotable: “We propose a new policy framework for monetary policy, one that looks at monetary aggregates and factors in the connections between monetary policy and asset prices. Our proposed “Hayek rule” is a . . . → Read More: THE HAYEK RULE — A NEW MONETARY FRAMEWORK
I’ll be back in a few weeks.
A reply to Karl Smith.
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