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The Future of Debt: A Law & Liberty Symposium
The Fed Will Be Forced to Choose: Inflation or Insolvency?
Restoring Fiscal Conflict
Modern Monetary Theory and the Moral Equivalent of War
The Future of Debt: A Law & Liberty Symposium
by Law & Liberty Editors
What makes sovereign debt sustainable, and for how long can this situation continue?
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The Fed Will Be Forced to Choose: Inflation or Insolvency?
by Antony Davies
It is simply a matter of time before the Federal Reserve finds itself having to choose between inflation and federal insolvency.
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Restoring Fiscal Conflict
by James Wallner
Regardless of who wins in politics, the national debt grows, and America, it seems, has entered a new age of debt.
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Modern Monetary Theory and the Moral Equivalent of War
by Leonidas Zelmanovitz
Proponents of the Green New Deal ask us for the sacrifices normally offered only in war.
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What makes sovereign debt sustainable, and for how long can this situation continue? 
It is simply a matter of time before the Federal Reserve finds itself having to choose between inflation and federal insolvency. 
Regardless of who wins in politics, the national debt grows, and America, it seems, has entered a new age of debt. 
Proponents of the Green New Deal ask us for the sacrifices normally offered only in war. 
