Tag Archives : Keynesian Economics
To Boost a Global Economy Burdened by Too Much Government, OECD Endorses…An “Urgent” Keynesian Spending Binge
OECD still calling for more government spending against all evidence.
read more...Has Keynesian Economics Finally Jumped the Shark?
Will this latest example of Keynesian malpractice finally open some eyes?
read more...The War Against Cash, Part II
Politicians need less control over our money, not more.
read more...More Keynesian Primitivism from the Congressional Budget Office
CBO under Republican appointee is still beholden to big government Keynesianism.
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Establishment Media Channels Fox Butterfield on Keynesian Policy
Obvious connections missed.
read more...More Evidence against Big-Spending Keynesian Economics
Keynesianism is devastating developing economies.
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Prosperity Update December 30, 2014
A large free market coalition calls for injecting reality into the CBO and JCT scoring, another blow to Keynesianism, and the enduring lessons of Milton Friedman.
read more...The Final Nail in the Keynesian Coffin?
There’s a growing consensus against Keynes’ free-lunch theory
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Nation’s Leader Rejects Keynesian Economics, Acknowledges that Real Jobs Are Created by the Private Sector
You’re probably surprised by the title of this post. You may even be wondering if President Obama had an epiphany on the road to Greece? I don’t mean to burst your bubble, but the leader we’re talking about isn’t the President of the United States. Instead, we’re talking about the Prime Minister of Finland and he deserves […]
read more...Spending Restraint Is Good Short-Run Policy and Good Long-Run Policy
Regular readers know that good fiscal policy takes place when government spending grows slower than the private economy. Nations that maintain this Golden Rule for extended periods of time shrink the relative burden of government spending, thus enabling more growth by freeing up resources for the productive sector of the economy and creating leeway for lower tax rates. […]
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