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Steve Forbes reviews for the latest issue of Forbes magazine a book that challenges key misguided assumptions of Keynesian thought. JOHN TAMNY’S LATEST effort, Who Needs the Fed? (Encounter Books,…
Steve Forbes‘ latest contribution to Forbes magazine includes another critique of the Federal Reserve. TO SEE WHY the outlook for the global economy gets gloomier, just look at what John…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online ponders whether the damage inflicted by poor Obama administration policies can be reversed. The next president and Congress will inherit what…
An organization devoted to freedom must be disturbed about the latest Human Freedom Index rankings from the Cato Institute, Fraser Institute, and German Liberales Institut. Ian Vasquez describes the index:…
The latest print edition of National Review offers the following blurb about corporate tax “inversions.” “I don’t care if it’s legal — it’s wrong!” So said President Obama of the…
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute focuses his latest National Review Online column on an important piece of news from Africa that has nothing to do with civil war, Islamic…
Anyone who has seen benefits from an Internet unobstructed by excessive government interference ought to be concerned by author Arthur Herman‘s latest article for Commentary magazine. Herman details efforts to…
Harvard historian Niall Ferguson devotes his latest Newsweek column to an examination of the positive and negative factors influencing African economic development. Ten years ago little more than 1 percent…
The latest column (subscriber link) from Barron’s editorial page editor Thomas G. Donlan addresses Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s money-creation schemes: During the year of moderate economic growth just past, when…
John Stossel‘s latest column probes history lessons that are taken for granted, whether they’re true or not. While he’s skeptical about the alternative historical spin that suggests rock and roll…
Over at the National Association of Scholars page today there is a transcript of a debate between NAS president Peter Wood, writer Ashley Thorne, and Education Sector chief Kevin Carey.…
In his latest back-page column for National Review, James Lileks offers words of encouragement to the Obama administration’s budget writers: Thus this brilliant budget, which jacks up spending to $46…