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Too many darned experts!
Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Seth Lipsky argues that we need fewer economists and more constitutional scholars at the Federal Reserve. Lipsky’s column was inspired by Sen. Richard Shelby’s (R-AL) move to block the nomination of Peter Diamond, an … Continue reading →
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Tagged bimetallism, gold standard, Peter Diamond, Richard Shelby, Seth Lipsky, silver standard
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Nostalgia for gold
The Wall Street Journal has demonstrated nostalgia for the gold standard by publishing two pro-gold standard opinion pieces this week. Both are long on nostalgia and short on analytical content. On Tuesday, long-time gold enthusiast Lewis Lehrman made his pitch, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Eichengreen, Ben Bernanke, George H. W. Bush, gold, gold standard, Golden Fetters, Greece, Lewis Lehrman, oil, Ronald Reagan, Seth Lipsky, silver, soverign debt, Wall Street Journal
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