I periodically get emails and phone calls from people wanting me to respond to particular statements from politicians, columnists, and other high-profile figures. Not surprisingly, Paul Krugman occasionally is the subject of these communications, particularly with regards to his view that Keynesian spending is an elixir and universal cure for economic stagnation. I certainly have [...]
Archive for April 24th, 2011
A Semi-Unfair Look at what Happens When Policymakers Listen to Paul Krugman
Posted in Economics, Fiscal Policy, Government Spending, Housing, Keynes, Keynesian, Statism, stimulus, tagged Economics, Housing Bubble, Keynesian Economics, Krugman, stimulus on April 24, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Senator Rubio, Representative Posey, and other Lawmakers Fighting to Stop IRS Proposal that Would Drive Investment from U.S. Economy
Posted in Big Government, Competitiveness, Economics, Financial Privacy, IRS, Obama, Regulation, Tax Competition, Tax Haven, Taxation, tagged Economics Competitiveness, Financial Privacy, Human Rights, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Regulation, Tax Competition, Tax Haven, Taxation on April 24, 2011 | 13 Comments »
There hasn’t been much good economic news in recent years, but one bright spot for the economy is that the United States is a haven for foreign investors and this has helped attract more than $10 trillion to American capital markets according to Commerce Department data. These funds are hugely important for the health of [...]