The logic of an inflation driven by money printing is intuitive. If you print more money, the prices of goods purchased with it will tend to rise. However, the idea that there is a demand for money is…
This is the third entry in a multi-part series on Capitalism Mythbusters.
In a previous installment of the Capitalism Mythbusters series, I busted the myth that free markets lead to intolerance…
Monetary theory is beautifully simple, although to the uninitiated it may seem terribly complex, especially if you are not acquainted with the fundamentals of economic decision-making. Humans…
This is the second installment in a series of articles addressing the future of Social Security.
In my previous post, I outlined the problems our Social Security system is facing. In this article, I…
This is the first installment in a series of articles addressing the future of Social Security. My goal is to inform readers about the various challenges and proposed solutions surrounding this…
This article is part of a series, Enterprise on the Prairie, which showcases the efforts of enterprising residents who are creating value in their communities.
Meet Ryan Swanson.
Ryan is an…
Welcome to our new blog series: Enterprise on the Prairie! In this series, we will showcase the efforts of enterprising residents who are creating value in their communities.
Our region has become a…
In 1943, disillusioned by the failure of an international gold standard managed by poorly coordinated central banks, F.A. Hayek wrote “A Commodity Reserve Currency,” in which he detailed the…