Wednesday round up: Gingrich stresses tax cuts; Wesbury is optimistic; Luskin on the market.
Newt.org reports Gingrich pushing for tax cuts to boost the economy. In The WSJ, Peter Schuck and John Tyler explain the need for high-skilled immigrants.
Newt.org reports Gingrich pushing for tax cuts to boost the economy. In The WSJ, Peter Schuck and John Tyler explain the need for high-skilled immigrants.
From Forbes, Brian Domitrovic explains that unless arrested, today’s commodity inflation will lead to tomorrow’s general inflation. On Forbes, Ralph Benko calls out the GOP
From RCM, John Tamny predicts a crash in commodities when the dollar rises. In The WSJ, GW Bush economist Edward Lazear notes that while net
From Forbes, Nathan Lewis explains why Europe is better off with a single currency. On RCM, Joe Calhoun suggests the dollar’s post-QE2 rise will lead
On Thursday, CEOs from the five largest American oil companies testified in the U.S. Senate, ostensibly to defend $2 billion worth of tax write offs
From Daily Caller, Ralph Benko argues the gold standard is necessary to rejuvenate the economy.At RCM, Joe Calhoun explains how stabilizing the dollar against gold
From Human Events, Steve Forbes predicts a return to the gold standard in the next five years. The NY Sun notes that Forbes’ comments were
From Forbes, Brian Domitrovic remembers the Soviet Union’s pursuit of gold to keep itself going.At TGSN, Domitrovic notes that Mexico is buying gold to get
From Forbes, John Tamny explains that policies for energy independence are counterproductive. On RCM, Louis Woodhill argues Keynesian spending doesn’t stimulate economic growth while supply-side
The NY Sun reports on two extraordinary NYC debates on gold and the gold standard, including one attended by almost 1,000 people. In Forbes, Nathan