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Week in Review: September 16, 2017

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Blog09/15/2017Mises Institute

"Politicians who compromise and seek bipartisanship are the most dangerous among the entire crew in Washington."

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With a Central Bank, Bank "Deregulation" Can Be a Bad Thing

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Blog09/15/2017Frank Shostak

When a central bank exists, deregulation may make it easier for central banks to create more money "out of thin air."

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Will Low Unemployment Cause Accelerating Inflation?

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Blog09/08/2017Frank Shostak

In an unhampered market, there is no reason why low levels of unemployment should lead to an inflationary spiral.

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Does Government Spending Create More Economic Growth?

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Blog09/04/2017Frank Shostak

A cut in government outlays is great news for wealth generators and to the economy.

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What Is the Liquidity Trap?

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Blog08/27/2017Frank Shostak

"Too little spending" does not cause recessions. On the contrary, too much spending spurred by central bank meddling is what leads to booms and busts.

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Austrian Monetary Theory vs. Federal Reserve Inflation Targeting

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Blog08/22/2017Richard M. Ebeling

When a central bank sets a two-percent price inflation target as a guide for monetary policy, it is targeting an arbitrary construction of economic statisticians.