Weekend Wrap Up: Steve Forbes illustrates how Keynes’ quack money theories still hurt us today; John Tamny says the Fed will have no need to taper if it adopts a dollar-price rule.

Politics and Government

On Forbes.com, Alex Nowrasteh wonders if Stephen Moore’s new position with the Heritage Foundation indicates a thaw in Heritage’s stance on immigration reform.

Monetary Reform

On Forbes.com, Steve Forbes illustrates how Keynes’ quack money theories still hurt us today.

On Forbes.com, John Tamny says the Fed will have no need to taper if it adopts a dollar-price rule.

On USA Today, Adam Shell states emerging markets worry wall street, worries a currency crisis could create an economic crisis.

Equity Master details the Indian psyche on gold.

The Hindu discusses India’s move towards a rules-based monetary policy.

On TGSN, Ralph Benko asks were The Beatles closet gold bugs?

On The Kudlow Report, Larry Kudlow discusses tapering, newly-appointed Fed Vice Chair Stan Fischer, and trouble in emerging markets.

Regulatory Reform

On National Review, Charles Krauthammer writes Obama should give Canada an answer on the Keystone Pipeline.

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