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Do We Wildly Underestimate GDP?
Our production minus our consumption doesn't come close to explaining our wealth accumulation. Do the asset markets know better?
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An American First. It’s the Law in WA: Accrued Holding Gains are Income
Excluding these massive ”economic flows” from income simply doesn't make any sense, in basic accounting terms.
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Did Fed Rate Hikes Decrease Lending, Spending, and Inflation?
Reduced lending and borrowing since the hikes pales compared to far larger covid-era balance-sheet changes.
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Earned Labor Income Is a Small and Weak Lever. Unearned Property Income, and Wealth, Rule.
Reversing extreme wealth concentration means going after property income.
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The Fed and the Press Should Stop Inflating Inflation Expectations
Recent headline inflation prints are below the Fed’s target, and falling. That news is a powerful tool for controlling expectations, that the Fed’s not…
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Is More Work Better? Think Again?
The freedom of free time, branded as “leisure,” gets no respect.  Special bonus movie rec enclosed!
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The Simple SCOTUS-Proof Solution to Debt-Limit Blackmail
Treasury has full statutory authority to issue high-rate and interest-only bonds. Just do it.
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Why Consumption Taxes (VATs) are Insanely Regressive
Progressives and social democrats should be fighting them tooth and nail, not blithely embracing them.
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