Category Archive: 6b.) Mises.org
The CBO Isn’t Allowed to Forecast an Inflationary Debt Crisis
The CBO‘s forecasting restrictions prevent it from predicting an inflationary debt crisis, despite rising US debt and deficits. This limitation hinders proactive policy-making, risking economic instability.
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The 12 Day War was a Political Disaster for America and Israel
Despite the chaos and nonsense coming from the different factions involved, neocons and enemies of peace and freedom in America have been revealed.
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The 12 Day War was a Political Disaster for America and Israel
Despite the chaos and nonsense coming from the different factions involved, neocons and enemies of peace and freedom in America have been revealed.
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Are Pro-Natalists the Real Malthusians?
Both many Pro-Natalists as well as their critics have a Malthusian view of the world in which humans seem to be impervious to incentives and changing conditions. It is time for praxeologists to speak up.
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Are Pro-Natalists the Real Malthusians?
Both many pro-natalists as well as their critics have a Malthusian view of the world in which humans seem to be impervious to incentives and changing conditions. It is time for praxeologists to speak up.
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The Federal Debt Just Jumped $409 Billion in Two Days (Updated)
The enormous surge in the national debt comes as Congress and President Trump approved the latest omnibus spending bill, which included an increase to the debt limit of $5 trillion. (That‘s the largest increase to the debt limit ever.)
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A Palestinian Christian community is the latest target of settler violence in the West Bank
"Attacks by Jewish settlers have been on the rise, and an unspoken policy of impunity for settler violence, arson and acts of intimidation appears to have taken hold."
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Israeli Restrictions on Reporting Impact Sites is Government Censorship
These restrictions clearly violate property rights, freedom of speech, and the spontaneous order of the free press.
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The Texas Floods: Another Disaster, Another False Narrative
The floodwaters in Texas were just subsiding when Democrats claimed that the death toll was due to staffing cuts at the National Weather Service. Of course, the truth is much different, but this was just one more incident of how natural disasters have become politicized in this country.
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The Texas Floods and Political Opportunism
As the Texas floodwaters receded, politicians like Chuck Schumer twisted facts about the tragedy to score a political win. Examining what went wrong to prevent such tragedies from happening again is the right thing to do. But that involves looking at the actual facts.
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What Trump Should Tell Netanyahu
If President Trump really wanted to help Israel he would inform Netanyahu this week that not another US dollar would be sent to prop up his government.
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The Bid-Ask Spread in Housing and “Pulte’s Law”
As the latest housing bubble pops, home sellers are asking for unreal prices for their homes, while buyers are waiting for the prices to fall. Bill Pulte, Trump's Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, is demanding the Fed force down interest rates to restart the unsustainable boom.
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The Bid-Ask Spread in Housing and “Pulte’s Law”
As the latest housing bubble pops, home sellers are asking for unreal prices for their homes, while buyers are waiting for the prices to fall. Bill Pulte—Trump‘s Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency—is demanding the Fed force down interest rates to restart the unsustainable boom.
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The Fallacy of “Measuring” Inflation
While we often speak of measurements of inflation (such as "inflation went up by three percent"), in reality, one cannot accurately measure it, given official measurements consist of arbitrary weighted averages. It is better to see inflation as qualitative, not quantitative.
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The Fallacy of “Measuring” Inflation
While we often speak of measurements of inflation (such as “inflation went up by three percent”), in reality, one cannot accurately measure it, given official measurements consist of arbitrary weighted averages. It is better to see inflation as qualitative, not quantitative.
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The Federal Debt Just Jumped $366 Billion in a Single Day
The enormous surge in the national debt comes as Congress and President Trump approved the latest omnibus spending bill, which included an increase to the debt limit of $5 trillion. (That‘s the largest increase to the debt limit ever.)
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The Fed says it might have to go back to 0% Interest Rates
" a return to near-zero rates 'remains significant over the medium to long term…due to recent elevated uncertainty.'" In Fedspeak, "uncertainty" means "bad economy."
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