By David J. Theroux | Wednesday May 9, 2012 at 10:31 PM PST | 2 Comments
On May 8th, five economists, including our Research Fellow Peter Klein, appeared in testimony before the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology Subcommittee, chaired by Congressman Ron Paul. The panelists included two economists from the Austrian School, two Keynesians, and one monetarist: Peter G. Klein, Research Fellow, The Independent…
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Tags: Austrian School of Economics, Bailouts, Budget and Tax Policy, Economics, Employment, Entrepreneurship, Europe, Federal Reserve, Free Market, Inflation, Money and Banking, Price Control, Socialism, Taxation, The State, Unemployment, Video
By Carl Close | at 10:15 AM PST | 1 Comment
Water shortages and poor water quality are looming threats in many developing countries. By contrast, water supplies and water quality have increased in much of the United States due to a specific policy innovation: water markets and market-like exchanges. The growing participation of wildlife agencies and conservationists in water markets and exchanges is especially…
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Tags: Agriculture, Books, California, Economics, Environment, Natural Resources, Property Rights, Regulation, Water Policy
By Peter Klein | at 9:42 AM PST | 2 Comments
When over the weekend the media began breathlessly repeating claims from unnamed intelligence officials that the CIA had foiled a deadly terrorist plot, I immediately suspected this would turn out like all the other cases, in which the episode is at least partly manufactured by some intelligence agency then used to demonstrate the need…
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Tags: Terrorism
