Kemp inches toward monetary sense?

06/21/2005 Mises Wire Jeffrey A. Tucker

In what might be a first for Jack Kemp, this article seems to be sligthly skeptical of the Fed’s loose monetary policy. In any case, it is a good sign that he cites Shostak from Mises.org.

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