Monday, October 5, 2009

Iran's Big Victory in Geneva - We are now even further from eliminating Tehran's threat

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Iran's Big Victory in Geneva . By JOHN BOLTON We are now even further from eliminating Tehran's threat. WSJ, Oct 05, 2009 The most w...
Thursday, October 1, 2009

Barro & Redlick: Our new research shows no evidence of a Keynesian 'multiplier' effect. There is evidence that tax cuts boost growth

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Stimulus Spending Doesn't Work . By ROBERT J. BARRO AND CHARLES J. REDLICK Our new research shows no evidence of a Keynesian 'multip...

Protecting the Credit Raters - Washington moves to maintain the AAA cartel

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Protecting the Credit Raters . WSJ Editorial Washington moves to maintain the AAA cartel. The Wall Street Journal, page A22, Oct 01, 2009 Th...

U.S. Credibility and Pakistan - What Islamabad thinks of a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan

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U.S. Credibility and Pakistan . WSJ Editorial What Islamabad thinks of a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. The Wall Street Journal, page A22...
Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Wall Street Needs More Skin in the Game - Partnerships were one way of aligning the interests of money managers and investors

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Wall Street Needs More Skin in the Game . By PETER WEINBERG Partnerships were one way of aligning the interests of money managers and invest...

How the U.S. Government Rations Health Care

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How the U.S. Government Rations Health Care . By SCOTT GOTTLIEB The agency that would likely run the 'public option' was slow to pay...
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Biologics: Diverse and Dramatic Advances

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Biologics: Diverse and Dramatic Advances Innovation.org, September 3, 2009 Research in biologics offers huge promise to patients. As scienti...

Libertarian: protectionist policies hurting low-income Americans

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Obama's protectionist policies hurting low-income Americans . By Daniel Griswold Washington Times, Sep 30, 2009 President Obama and the ...

Libertarians: A catalog of untruths in health insurance reform

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You Mislead! , by Michael F. Cannon and Ramesh Ponnuru Cato, Sep 29, 2009 This article appeared in the National Review (Online) on September...
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009

We've Been Talking to Iran for 30 Years

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We've Been Talking to Iran for 30 Years . By MICHAEL LEDEEN The seizure of the U.S. embassy followed the failure of Carter administratio...
Monday, September 28, 2009

Subprime Uncle Sam - The FHA makes Countrywide Financial look prudent

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Subprime Uncle Sam . WSJ Editorial The FHA makes Countrywide Financial look prudent. WSJ, Sep 29, 2009 The Treasury has announced new "...

Banks that are 'too big to fail' have prevented low interest rates from doing their job

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The Blob That Ate Monetary Policy . By RICHARD W. FISHER AND HARVEY ROSENBLUM Banks that are 'too big to fail' have prevented low in...
Sunday, September 27, 2009

Bank regulation, capital and credit supply: Measuring the impact of Prudential Standards

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Bank regulation, capital and credit supply: Measuring the impact of Prudential Standards . By William Francis & Matthew Osborne UK Finan...
Saturday, September 26, 2009

Too Early To Call Recovery, NYSE Euronext CEO Says

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Too Early To Call Recovery, NYSE Euronext CEO Says. By Daisy Maxey Dow Jones, Sep 24, 2009 15:13 New York -(Dow Jones)- Duncan Niederauer, c...

Volcker says Treasury's reform will lead to future bailouts

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Too Big to Ignore . WSJ Editorial Volcker says Treasury's reform will lead to future bailouts. He's right. The Wall Street Journal, ...
Thursday, September 24, 2009

Bank Pay and the Financial Crisis: G-20 accounting rules, not bank bonuses, put the system at risk

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Bank Pay and the Financial Crisis . By JEFFREY FRIEDMAN G-20 accounting rules, not bank bonuses, put the system at risk. The Wall Street Jou...
Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Paul H Robinson: Many restrictions on the use of force against aggressors make no moral sense

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Israel and the Trouble With International Law . By PAUL H. ROBINSON Many restrictions on the use of force against aggressors make no moral s...

Laffer: Tariffs, rising state and federal taxes, and currency devaluation ruined the 1930s, and they could do the same today

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Taxes, Depression, and Our Current Troubles . By ARTHUR B. LAFFER Tariffs, rising state and federal taxes, and currency devaluation ruined t...