Since the pandemic began two years ago, the Fed’s balance sheet has ballooned from about five-trillion dollars to almost nine-trillion dollars—a near doubling.
Tag - economics
We’re being set up for another economic crash, and those don’t make for funny memes.
If individuals are free to choose, moral practices will rise to the top, just as the best products and services rise to the top.
Back in March of 2020, when politicians started locking things down, they never imagined all of the damage they would do to our complex economy.
Podcast, Kibbe on Liberty
How the Government Grinch Stole Christmas | Guest: Peter C. Earle | Ep 150
Matt Kibbe sits down with economist Peter C. Earle to discuss all the policy failures that have led to the Christmas season looking less merry.
Podcast, Kibbe on Liberty
To Fix the Supply Chain, Get Out of the Way | Guest: Jon Miltimore | Ep 146
Matt Kibbe is joined by Jon Miltimore, managing editor at FEE, to talk about the reason why America’s supply chain has broken down and what can be done to fix it.
In two months’ time, if Joe Biden can’t give us some figgy pudding, few Americans will wish him a merry Christmas, or gift the Democrats a vote next year.
Podcast, Kibbe on Liberty
The World Is Getting Better | Guests: James Harrigan and Antony Davies | Ep 142
Matt Kibbe is joined by James Harrigan and Antony Davies, economists and hosts of the Words & Numbers podcast.
It costs way more socially and economically to maintain a state where people are ruled by force and coercion than it does to just let people be free.
Private property is the foundation for the rule of law in market economies. It follows, then, that private law is the lifeblood of market economies.