There are some elements of Keynesian economics that are reasonable.
Daily Analysis
Demographics, Insufficient Reform, and the Grim Outlook for Eastern Europe
The region faces some big challenges.
More Hack Analysis from the IMF
More evidence of the IMF’s ideological bias
A Semi-Acceptable Indirect Bailout for Puerto Rico?
Different takes on the Puerto Rico deal.
Lesson from Cyprus: Spending Restraint Is the Pro-Growth Way to Solve a Fiscal Crisis
Cyprus took on its spending problem head on.
Notwithstanding Keynesian Fantasies, Redistribution Does Not Stimulate Growth
Debunking the Keynesian assertion that handouts create growth.
Was Reaganomics a Success?
Digging into the data on the Gipper.
Economic Lesson from Europe for Hillary: Higher Tax Rates Are a Recipe for More Red Ink
Austerity works…when it’s the right kind.
Democracy, Societal Collapse, Public Choice, Goldfish, and Tax Competition
There are ways to compensate for the natural tendency of ever-expanding government.
Debt, Bubbles, and Reckless Government
Spending is the underlying issue, but excessive debt can cause its own problems.