Now comes Getting Monetary Policy Back on Track, a new collection, from the Hoover Institution, of interesting monetary thoughts. But, what about...

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May 14, 2024 • Weekly Newsletter
Getting Monetary Policy Back on Track ([link removed])
Judy L. Shelton (AIER)
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Now comes Getting Monetary Policy Back on Track, a new collection, from the Hoover Institution, of interesting monetary thoughts. But, what about plain and simple sound money? That’s really what is needed—and about all that is needed. READ MORE » ([link removed])
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Christopher J. Calton (Arizona Daily Star)
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If Arizona truly wants to solve its housing crisis, the state should require cities to liberalize their zoning and building regulations and provide a simple, transparent, and expeditious system of permitting—for everybody, not just, for instance, churches. Houston, TX, is a model. READ MORE » ([link removed])
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Ivan Eland (American Conservative)
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