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Each week we interview important global figures in macro finance and economics. We explore classical supply side economics, MMT, macro-trends, hard money theory, political economy and much more. The world is changing rapidly and it’s never been more important to have access to the best thinking on the issues that matter.
John Locke on Freedom and Why Monetarism Ignores History
President Biden’s Economic Policy is about to have significant ramifications for the US and global economy. Here’s 7 key points to consider.
President Biden’s Economic Policy
President Biden’s Economic Policy is about to have significant ramifications for the US and global economy. Here’s 7 key points to consider.
Supply Side University Lesson 4
What’s the difference between a casino and current global equity markets? Answer….not much! In this episode we explore Lesson 4 in Jude Wanniski’s Supply Side University. We talk about gambling, mal-investment, and more. How do taxes condition the choices we make in terms of productive asset allocation instead of wild and destructive speculation?
Banking System Instability
Between 1945 and 1971 when the world financial system was still linked to gold under the Bretton Woods system we saw only one banking crisis on the entire planet. Between 1971 and 2000 there were 19 crises!
In this episode I reference some great data from Richard Duncan’s seminal book The Dollar Crisis and a great study from The Bank of England.
The Federal Reserve Balance Sheet
Mike Kendall is the author of the Man on The Margin blog and a prodigious writer on classical economics, gold price signals, gold standards, supply side theory, cryptocurrencies and so much more.
The Limits of Government
In this short episode it’s time to discuss the reasonable limits of government. The pandemic has vastly extended most governments prodigious overreach into every area of public and private existence.
I explore some recent insights from economist Judith Sloan, social and historical commentator, Henry Ergas and finally thoughts about the reality of what ‘the state’ really is, from Friedrich Von Hayek.
Tom Giovanetti And The Institute for Policy Innovation
Tom Giovanetti is the President of the Institute for Policy Innovation in the United States. The Institute is a free-market policy think tank that focuses on issues related to economic growth, innovation, limited government and individual liberty. In this special interview we explore crucial issues related to government policy, tax, stable money, innovation and much more.
Plutarch And Supply Side Economics
Plutarch famously stated, “An imbalance between rich and poor is the oldest and most fatal ailment of all republics.” After almost 2000 years of history his words seem to have some pressing implications for our current political economy.
Mike Kendall Man on the Margin
Mike Kendall is the author of the Man on The Margin blog and a prodigious writer on classical economics, gold price signals, gold standards, supply side theory, cryptocurrencies and so much more.
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