In The WSJ, Alan Reynolds eviscerates the President’s jobs and tax plan. At Forbes, Louis Woodhill notes the benefits of a sound and stronger dollar.
From Forbes, Brian Domitrovic notes the Federal Reserve’s dual mandate isn’t contradictory as a weak dollar coincides with higher unemployment. In The WSJ, David Malpass
AP rebuts the President’s (and Warren Buffett’s) claims regarding tax rates paid by the rich. The WSJ critiques the Obama/Buffett analysis. On NRO, Larry Kudlow
At CBS News, Steve Forbes critiques the President’s call for higher taxes. From Forbes, Peter Ferrara proposes an alternative to the Obama jobs plan. In
The WSJ notes the coming tax cliff in 2013. At RCM, John Berlau advocates repeal of Sarbanes-Oxley. The WSJ notes the rise in poverty under
From Forbes, Brian Domitrovic explains that the President’s jobs proposal repeats JFK’s early mistakes. At Cato, Alan Reynolds explains the President’s plan would mean a
From Forbes, Ralph Benko slams The Washington Post’s Keynesian columnist Steven Pearlstein for disrespecting the gold standard. In The WSJ, Art Laffer resuscitates enterprise zones
From Forbes, Nathan Lewis suggests the gold standard didn’t keep the trade deficit down. This chart seems to counter Lewis’s analysis: At Forbes, Bill Flax argues
From last week from Bretton Woods Research: Romney-Perry CompetitionRomney-Perry Competition Good for Markets: We think that Mitt Romney out-pointed Rick Perry last night because he
From Bloomberg, Robert Mundell says a Greek debt default would trigger a “monstrous” run on banks, that no nation should leave the eurozone, and that
