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July 13, 2023

By Alex J. Pollock

Will the Fed Ever Relinquish Its New Powers?: The Fed's "Cincinnatian Problem"

What is the Cincinnatian problem? How to end vast emergency interventions whose day has passed but have become established and advantageous to their constituencies and have increased the power the central bankers enjoy.

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By Connor O'Keeffe

Bidenomics Is Yet Another Version of Failed Industrial Policy

President Biden announced recently to much fanfare that his administration will transform the US economy through central planning. This does not end well.

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By Robert Aro

The Goldilocks Zone

While the true motives of the Fed's inner circle may forever remain a mystery, it is evident their narrative revolves around the quest for an ideal economic state or finding a Goldilocks Zone of economic data.

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