Quantcast
Channel: Articles & Op-Eds – Sound Money Project
Browsing latest articles
Browse All 66 View Live

The Regression Theorem: Misconceptions

In two previous posts, I described the regression theorem and discussed its practical applications. In this post, I will discuss some misconceptions. Misconception 1. The regression theorem only...

View Article


Unintended Monetary Policy Effects – Tale II: ECB Crisis Policies

The Federal Reserve’s (Fed) and European Central Bank’s (ECB) policy responses to the recent financial disasters offer two tales of unintended consequences. Our previous post outlined the undesired...

View Article


The Regression Theorem: In Light of Bitcoin

In three previous posts, I have described the regression theorem, discussed its practical applications, and considered some misconceptions. In this post, I will consider the regression theorem in light...

View Article

The Inflation Tax

Can you name an official at a major central bank who expresses worries that inflation is now, or soon will be, too high?  Can you identify any financial publication–even the Wall Street Journal–that...

View Article

Knowledge Problem in Central Banking – Part I

In my previous posts, Andreas Hoffmann and I discussed the problem of unintended consequences in monetary policy, particularly as applied to the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank in...

View Article


Knowledge Problem in Central Banking – Part II

The previous post presented Hayek’s knowledge problem in the context of the economic calculation debate under socialism. We discussed the distinction (sometimes overlooked) between information and...

View Article
Browsing latest articles
Browse All 66 View Live