Oil Is Cheap — Why OPEC Can’t Do Anything About It
Only the future will tell if OPEC’s measures have any effect on oil prices or if our interpretation that they aren’t able to move prices is true.
Booms and Busts
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How We Should Name Business Cycles
Economists have long played semantic games with how they name business cycles. This is how they should do it.
Jeff Deist Joins Power Trading Radio to Discuss the Economy
Jeff joins John O'Donnell and Merlin Rothfeld to discuss the health of the US economy.
Robert Shiller Is Shilling for the State
For economist Robert Shiller, housing bubbles result from too little government regulation.
How Long Can the Fed Keep the Boom Going?
Given current bond and stock market valuations, investors seem to be fairly confident that the Fed will succeed in keeping the boom going.
Wine, Art, and Ferraris: The Bubble in Luxury Goods
Our inflationary economy is sending the prices of luxury goods soaring — while prices on products for regular people are often flat.
What Nassim Taleb Can Teach Us
Austro-libertarians will find much to admire in his brilliant takedowns of the “pseudo-experts” in academia, journalism, politics, and science.
Auto Loans: The Next Debt Bubble?
The auto-loan market has recently ballooned, but the delinquency data raises questions about how much longer these spending habits can last.
Ryan McMaken on The Power Hour
Ryan McMaken interviewed by Daniel Brigman on The Power Hour radio show.
For Keynesians and Austrians, “Uncertainty” Means Two Different Things
After the 2008 crisis, many Keynesians found a new appreciation for uncertainty in economics. Unfortunately, they misunderstand how uncertainty works.
