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January 6, 2024

Mises Institute

By Ryan McMaken

Why the Fed Sends Mixed Messages on Rate Cuts

The Fed's muddled messaging helps to illustrate how the Fed seeks to serve various political interests while also trying to avoid the political pitfalls of both high price inflation and economic stagnation.
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By Vibhu Vikramaditya

Why Argentina Needs Free Cities

By ignoring monetary aggregates, central banks may cut rates with no real effect on the productive economy and solve nothing. There may be a significant contraction in economic activity even if rates decline, as credit availability worsens even with declining rates, but markets keep inflating the financial bubble.

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By Jonathan Newman

US Debt Reaches $34 Trillion

Total public debt reached $34,001,493,655,565.48 at the end of 2023, with over $2.5 trillion added since the end of 2022.

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