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Alan Reynolds
White Paper / Alan Reynolds and Associates / July 16, 1992
This short essay by a leading economist contends that larger budget deficits increase household savings rates while surpluses push private savings down. ... (read more)

Peter J. Boettke
Mercatus Center / June 30, 2009
The financial crisis of 2008 has challenged the reputation of the free-market economy in the public imagination in a way that it hasn’t been challenged ... (read more)

Tibor R. Machan
Machan's Inputs June 25, 2009
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Matthew Glans
Finance, Insurance & Real Estate News / The Heartland Institute / July 01, 2009
A new economic theory points to differences in government taxes on businesses as a major contributor to the boom-and-bust nature of economies.Sam Eddins, ... (read more)

Stephen Moore
The Wall Street Journal / The Wall Street Journal / January 09, 2009
Some years ago when I worked at the libertarian Cato Institute, we used to label any new hire who had not yet read "Atlas Shrugged" a "virgin." ... (read more)

John Skorburg
Working Paper / University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) / December 01, 2008
This policy booklet is based upon an academic class entitled Introduction to Urban Real Estate (Econ/Fin 371) offered by the University of Illinois at Chicago ... (read more)

Matthew Glans
Peoria Journal Star / GateHouse Media Inc / November 16, 2008
The battle between proponents of the free market and those of socialism is the key economic battle of the next decade. It's been coming to a head in recent ... (read more)

President George W. Bush
The White House / The White House / November 15, 2008
President Bush Discusses Financial Markets and World Economy Federal Hall National Memorial New York, New York Thank you very much. Please be seated ... (read more)

Jim Waters
Budget & Tax News / The Heartland Institute / December 01, 2008
In news that has come as something of a surprise to economy watchers, the South is no longer the U.S. region offering the most promising trend toward economic ... (read more)

Daniel J. Mitchell and David M. Abromowitz
Los Angeles Times / Los Angeles Times / October 17, 2008
Today's question: How do we avoid another disastrous housing bubble? Increased regulation, or trust the market to price risk better next time? Previously, ... (read more)