Power & Market

An unbanked population, an economy dependent on remittances, and dollarization. These combine to make El Salvador a perfect case study for bitcoinization.

Policymakers are headed to an economic cliff, which will lead to uncontrolled inflation and a recession.

Everyone knows the Fed cannot continue to buy assets indefinitely; yet, it’s difficult to picture a world where the Fed does not buy assets indefinitely. The effects on various markets, such as stock, bonds, or housing seem unfathomable.

A good definition of the tragedy of the commons is that “resources that are unowned and/or unownable will be plundered to extinction.”&

While the recent clamp-down on power from public universities has mainly been in the realm of speech and expression, like almost every other govern

The use of the woke agenda as an excuse to further politicize the allocation of capital and continue to expand the Fed’s easy money, low interest rate policy will hasten and deepen the next economic crisis.

It’s been said by democracy’s critics that the system is essentially two wolves and a sheep deciding what’s for dinner.

In banking, rapid growth isn’t hard to achieve, if you are willing to assume risk. In fact, rapid growth should always be questioned as a sign of possible undue risk taking. How about the Federal Reserve Banks? How much risk are they taking, and on whose dime? 

Robert Wenzel, the editor and publisher of Economic Policy Journal, has passed away.

In a thirty-minute lecture, Dr. Per Bylund looks at the history of the Austrian school and its future prospects in academia and beyond.