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February 3, 2022
Blog

As Clouds Gather in Eastern Europe, Nuclear Diplomacy Is More Important Than Ever
The nuclear shadow over the Ukraine crisis is faint but growing darker.
By Eric Gomez
February 3, 2022
Defense One

As Clouds Gather in Eastern Europe, Nuclear Diplomacy Is More Important than Ever
More must be done to keep tensions over Ukraine from deepening nuclear instability.
By Eric Gomez
February 3, 2022
The American Conservative

Appeasement for a Good Cause
Putin is not Hitler and peace in Europe is worth making a deal with Russia.
By Doug Bandow
February 2, 2022
Blog

Federal Role in Entrepreneurship
What should the SBA do to advance entrepreneurship?
By Chris Edwards
February 2, 2022
Blog

The Contagion Concoction: The Truth About Runs and the Great Financial Crisis (CMFA Working Paper No. 006)
By The CMFA Working Paper Series
February 1, 2022
Antiwar.com

Bipartisan Congressional War Drums Are Beating Again
The fastest, most reliable way to foster bipartisanship in Congress (as well as the media, and the foreign policy blob) is to demonize the foreign threat du jour and then advocate a very hardline policy toward that alleged existential threat …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
February 1, 2022
MarketWatch

The SEC Is Illogical in Its Continued Refusal to OK a Bitcoin ETF
How is it fair that bitcoin ETFs continue to be denied by the SEC while bitcoin futures ETFs are allowed to trade? It’s not.
By Jennifer J. Schulp
February 1, 2022
National Review (Online)

Why Economists Disagree on Whether Inflation Was a Supply or Demand Problem
… evidently to blame for the inflation we’ve seen. It would have been wrong and damaging to have run tighter policy (although now that the NGDP trend is running slightly above target, modestly tighter monetary policy was probably appropriate even …
By Ryan Bourne
January 31, 2022
Blog

Real Earnings Should Stop Falling If Energy Prices Stop Rising
Year-to-year changes in real earnings in the year ahead will partly depend on what happens to oil prices, on that conventional year-to-year basis.
By Alan Reynolds
January 31, 2022
Blog

Calling North Korea a “Failed State” Shows How Useless the Concept of “Failed State” Is
To say that North Korea belongs on a list with Afghanistan and Somalia because they have all “failed” obscures more than it reveals.
By Justin Logan
January 31, 2022
Foreign Policy (Online)

China Can’t Silence Olympic Athletes
Democratic states need to warn Beijing against punishing Olympians who speak out.
By Doug Bandow
January 30, 2022
19FortyFive

Why Russia Still Loses If It Wins a War against Ukraine
Economic consequences of the inevitable sanctions would be enormous and political relationships even with relatively Russo-friendly nations such as Germany would be disrupted.
By Doug Bandow
January 30, 2022
American Spectator (Online)

Who Better than North Korea to Chair a UN Disarmament Session?
It isn’t the first, and won’t be the last, time something like this has happened at the UN.
By Doug Bandow
January 28, 2022
Techdirt

The Fed’s Central Bank Digital Currency Report Falls Flat
The 40-page report contains so little information, it makes you wonder what the Fed has been working on for all this time.
By Nicholas Anthony
January 27, 2022
Blog

Entrepreneurship Is an Economic Bright Spot
The recent increase in entrepreneurial is surprisingly good news.
By Chris Edwards