John D. Mueller
There’s only one possible answer: transfer payments to persons who are not employed; “Rueff’s Law” holds up for 70 years….
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Almost all industrial countries today are suffering from permanent unemployment, and most are suffering from currency instability. The two problems…
The European monetary system is breaking down for the same reason the gold-exchange standard in 1931 and the Bretton Woods…
My task is to serve as a springboard for discussion of the economic thought of John Paul II. Even apart…
Government reports of dropping GNP confirm what most forecasters a year ago said wouldn’t happen: a mild recession. Ignoring the…
The “surprise” jump in producer and consumer price inflation is not a surprise when you understand the political and economic…
What first attracted G.K. Chesterton to Christian orthodoxy, he remarked, was that “it was attacked on all sides and for…
Since 1971 the world has suffered two great inflations and three recessions. Hopes for a world-wide economic expansion have been…