Monetary Policy

Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 9: The Austrian Theory of the Business Cycle

by Richard M. Ebeling September 1, 1997

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Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 8: The Austrian Theory of Capital and Interest

by Richard M. Ebeling August 1, 1997

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Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 7: Friedrich A. Hayek and the Destabilizing Influence of a Stable Price Level

by Richard M. Ebeling July 1, 1997

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Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 6: Ludwig von Mises and the Non-Neutrality of Money

by Richard M. Ebeling June 1, 1997

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Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 5: The Austrian Economists on the Origin and Purchasing Power of Money

by Richard M. Ebeling May 1, 1997

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Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 4: Benjamin Anderson and the False Goal of Price-Level Stabilization

by Richard M. Ebeling April 1, 1997

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Why Does the Fed Set Rates, Anyway?

by Sheldon Richman March 1, 1997

"Fed Boosts Benchmark Interest Rate" Every now and again we read a headline like that in the nation's newspapers. And just last week, the Federal Reserve raised a key interest rate a quarter point to prevent, so it says, the reappearance of inflation. Here's the reasoning: consumer demand is ...

Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 3: The Federal Reserve and Price Level Stabilization in the 1920s

by Richard M. Ebeling March 1, 1997

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Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 2: The Rationale of a Stable Price Level for Economic Stability

by Richard M. Ebeling February 1, 1997

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Monetary Central Planning and the State

by Richard M. Ebeling February 1, 1997

  Part 1: A Little Bit of Inflation Never Hurt Anyone. Right? Part 2: The Rationale of a Stable Price Level for Economic Stability Part 3: The Federal Reserve and Price-Level Stabilization in the 1920s Part 4: Benjamin Anderson and the False Goal of Price-Level Stabilization Part 5: The Austrian Economists on the Origin and Purchasing Power of Money Part 6: Ludwig von Mises and ...

Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 1: A Little Bit of Inflation Never Hurt Anyone. Right?

by Richard M. Ebeling January 1, 1997

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Freedom, Not Growth

by Sheldon Richman August 1, 1996

All politicians favor economic growth. They all promise to create jobs and "grow the economy." That is a vintage Republican issue, but the Democrats aren't dummies. Many of them have learned that the old appeal to class warfare and other quasi-Marxist themes are passé. They too have thrown themselves onto the growth bandwagon. Bill Clinton's so-called New Democrats can ...