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May 2, 2018
National Interest (Online)

The First Step to Peace in Korea Has Been Taken—Now the White House Must Follow
… to peace prospects on the Korean Peninsula. Previous statements from Pyongyang indicate that North Korea has a number of explicit policy objectives. One is to have a formal peace treaty ending the Korean War. The bilateral agreement that Moon and …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
May 2, 2018
American Conservative

Don’t Downplay the Détente between the Koreas
… far greater today as a result. And that is, or at least should be, the fundamental objective of U.S. policy. Denuclearization is but a means to that end. What is going right? First, Kim appears to be much more …
By Doug Bandow
May 1, 2018
Blog

Did the Kennedy Tax Cuts Cause Rising Inflation?
… the fed funds rate barely above the known year-to-year inflation trend is barely mentioned. Treasury dollar exchange rate policy, including slipping ties of coins to silver and of the dollar to gold, is ignored. In February 1964, the …
By Alan Reynolds
May 1, 2018
Blog

Show Me the (Education) Money, Part III!
These five states, while they share unrest over funding in common, look different in various respects, including what kind, when, and how much they have cut or increased spending.
By Neal McCluskey
May 1, 2018
Blog

Maintaining Peace Is the End, Denuclearization Is the Means
Even something short of denuclearization could promote stability and peace on the peninsula and throughout the region.
By Doug Bandow
May 1, 2018
Washington Examiner

Stakes Rise for Trump’s Meeting with Kim Jong Un as Korea Moves Toward Peace
… U.S.-China relationship took a serious downturn this year in large part due to Trump’s action on trade policy. China has met its primary political objective of getting North Korea to the negotiating table and has a worsening …
By Eric Gomez
May 1, 2018
American Spectator (Online)

Tax Reform for Progressives
It’s time for tax reform directed at Liberals/Progressives and especially Socialists to ensure that they pay all they pay, and even more.
By Doug Bandow
May 1, 2018
City A.M.

Lord Adonis Is Spot on, BBC Bias Could Swing an Election
According to the researchers, it would require just five per cent of the BBC’s audience to be completely trusting of its output to give it the power to swing a close election by one percentage point.
By Ryan Bourne
Spring/Summer 2018
Cato Journal

Bluster Notwithstanding, China’s Bargaining Position Will Weaken
By Charles Calomiris
Spring/Summer 2018
Cato Journal

The Slow, Uneven Rise of the Renminbi
By Eswar S. Prasad
Spring/Summer 2018
Cato Journal

The Costs and Benefits of Eliminating Currency
By William D. Lastrapes
Spring/Summer 2018
Cato Journal

The Curse of the War on Cash
By Lawrence H. White
Spring/Summer 2018
Cato Journal

Exit Strategies from Monetary Expansion and Financial Repression
By Gunther Schnabl
Spring/Summer 2018
Cato Journal

The Optimum Quantity of Money and the Zero Lower Bound
By J. Huston McCulloch
Spring/Summer 2018
Cato Journal

Priorities on the Path to Normalization
By Kevin Warsh

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The First Step to Peace in Korea Has Been Taken—Now the White House Must Follow

Don’t Downplay the Détente between the Koreas

Did the Kennedy Tax Cuts Cause Rising Inflation?

Show Me the (Education) Money, Part III!

Maintaining Peace Is the End, Denuclearization Is the Means

Stakes Rise for Trump’s Meeting with Kim Jong Un as Korea Moves Toward Peace

Tax Reform for Progressives

Lord Adonis Is Spot on, BBC Bias Could Swing an Election

Bluster Notwithstanding, China’s Bargaining Position Will Weaken

The Slow, Uneven Rise of the Renminbi

The Costs and Benefits of Eliminating Currency

The Curse of the War on Cash

Exit Strategies from Monetary Expansion and Financial Repression

The Optimum Quantity of Money and the Zero Lower Bound

Priorities on the Path to Normalization