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Monthly Archives: August 2011
A policy worth considering
The White House has already given some indication of the sort of proposals it will put forward after Labor Day to help boost the economy. These include extending payroll tax cuts for another year, extending unemployment benefits, and speeding the … Continue reading
Posted in government budget
Tagged free trade agreement, infrastructure bank, intestment tax credit
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The monetary musings of Gov. Rick Perry
Texas Governor and Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry, “…brought the Fed directly into the campaign debate Monday night by saying it would be ‘almost … treasonous’ for the central bank to play politics by expanding the money supply. “‘If this … Continue reading
How bad does Edward Lazear need it to be?
Writing in Friday’s Wall Street Journal, Stanford professor Edward Lazear argues that the real danger to the American worker is too much government–in other words: too many taxes and too much spending. Prof. Lazear writes: During the debt-ceiling debate, President … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Crisis, government budget, subprime crisis
Tagged Alan Greenspan, Bill Clinton, Ed Lazear, George W. Bush
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