Keynesian Economics and the Fallacy of Boosting Growth by Destroying Wealth
Keynesian economics is like Freddie Krueger, constantly reappearing after logical people assumed it was dead....
Keynesian economics is like Freddie Krueger, constantly reappearing after logical people assumed it was dead....
Three economists have crunched the numbers: Barack Obama’s Cash-for-Clunkers scheme back in 2009 was a failure even by Keynesian standards....
I’m glad that Donald Trump wants faster growth. But does he understand the right recipe for prosperity? Keynesian economic stimulus isn't in that re...
Japan is the poster child for Keynesian economics. Ever since a bubble popped 25 years ago, politician have adopted one "stimulus" scheme after anothe...
Despite Keynesian fantasies from Paul Krugman and Nancy Pelosi, demand-side economics advancing redistribution does not stimulate economic growth....
The Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has just issued recommendations for ways to boost a sluggish global econo...
CATO economist Dan Mitchell explores the perplexing durability of Keynesian economics as a sound theory in light of repeated public policy failures....
The Congressional Budget Office takes the primitive Keynesian view that greater government spending is somehow good for economic growth and job creati...
CATO economist Dan Mitchell explains what the "Butterfield Effect" is, named after Fox Butterfield, and how the establish media exemplifies it daily....
Moody's Investors Service on Monday downgraded Japan's sovereign debt rating by one notch to A1, citing rising uncertainty over the country's national...
