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{content}Two Cheers for Kevin Warsh’s ‘Quiet’ Fed
Warsh's silence is good only if it's a first step towards a stricter, rules-bound monetary regime.
What the Bond Market Reveals about Congress, the National Debt and the Middle Class
High bond yields informally signal that the government absorbs too much of the nation’s scarce capital.
What’s Really Causing Inflation?
The guilty parties, more often than not, are the central banks.
The Dangerous Allure of Activist Central Banking
Over the past decade, central banks have undergone a marked transformation in how...
If Treasury Wants Markets to Speak, It Has to Listen
Interventions change how markets behave.
The Fed Must Be Held Tight to a Market-Price Stability Rule
Markets treated the federal government’s latest inflation...
Kevin Warsh’s Mission: Reviving the Era of Monetary Restraint
There is a widespread perception that inflation in the United States...
America Was Not Founded by ‘Tariff Men,’ Contrary to This Painting in Trump’s White House
Free trade is "a direct affront to our Founding Fathers," President Donald Trump said during his first presidential campaign.
Stablecoins Won’t Save Us From Fiscal Folly
It’s a flashy stopgap for a long-term structural problem.
Kevin Warsh Can Tame Inflation Without Higher Rates
If he implements pro-market reforms, economic growth will take care of the rest.
