Thailand’s The Nation reports supply-side guru Robert Mundell arguing for a global currency. In Forbes, Louis Woodhill debunks optimism about the latest unemployment report.In The
The Washington Post reports the President claiming supply-side economics has never worked. In The American Spectator, Peter Ferrara says the President is pitting the takers
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India’s Free Press argues gold-backed currency is best for the common person (h/t: Ralph Benko). From Alhambra Partners, John Chapman analyzes Europe’s economy using Ludwig
From Forbes, Charles Kadlec credits Herman Cain with raising pro-growth politics above austerity. In The WSJ, Kim Strassel applauds Cain’s growth message. On Free Banking,
From Forbes, Louis Woodhill explains why tax increases are destructive to GDP, the private sector, and government revenues. On China Daily, Robert Mundell advocates tax
Klassa (Bulgaria) reports Robert Mundell advocating a common currency between the US and EU. On Coffee and Markets, Brian Domitrovic discusses his Laffer Center paper
From The Laffer Center, the excellent Brian Domitrovic argues the Federal Reserve pursues a third policy mandate (beyond price stability and low unemployment), of accommodating
From NPR, the great Alan Reynolds rebuts claims about inequality and tax rates. On Forbes, John Tamny notes the hard work that goes into joining the 1%.
From Forbes, Ralph Benko makes a strong argument for growth over deficit focus. At Alhambra Investments, John Chapman explains the Tax Wedge. On Forbes, Louis
