Keynes Project continued

It's clear which the winner is.... keep reading

There are perfectly good reasons. The main one is this: enlightened self-interest.... keep reading

This is long overdue and well-deserved.... keep reading

You cannot beat something with nothing. You cannot change just one thing.... keep reading

This is Keynesianism for dummies.... keep reading

He's not Seinfeld, but Keynesianism isn't very funny.... keep reading

A British Keynesian columnist lambasts Republicans in the House of Representatives for sabotaging the recovery, 2010-2012.... keep reading

The politics of plunder has a broad market. It is well-entrenched in the conservative movement.... keep reading

Keynesian policies are not working. Keynesian theories are ripe for the trash heap. Yet there is not one challenger -- no David to challenge an army of stumbling Goliaths.... keep reading

You can remember this with the fingers on two hands.... keep reading

Site members think the banks will take losses if the FED ever ceases to inflate. Are they correct?... keep reading

After 51 years, a much-needed study guide to a great refutation of Keynes.... keep reading

The textbook accounts of the triumph of Keynes have concealed the real story.... keep reading

I'm looking for a few good non-tenured economists to volunteer for a high-risk mission.... keep reading

To refute Keynes, scholars must come at him from several perspectives. Here is a possible list.... keep reading

In this video, Hayek offers an explanation for what became his greatest career error, and one that has cost the world dearly.... keep reading