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The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate hut at the longer effects of any act or policy; it consists in tracing the consequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups—Henry Hazlitt

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Lessons From China-Google Schism

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The China Google rift has given us some interesting insights. This from the New York Times, (all bold highlights) ``The story behind the suc...
Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Distinguishing Political Indentity From Ideology

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This is excellent stuff from Brink Lindsey on Partisanship published at the Cato Unbound. (Pointer to Bryan Caplan of Econlog ). Here, Mr. ...
Monday, March 22, 2010

US Protectionist Pressures: India Is Feeling The Heat Too

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One of the misguided notions held by the liberal view in the US is that the proposed protectionist measures targeted to resolve so-called ...

US-China Trade Imbalance? Where?

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Mercantilists claim that the huge trade imbalance between China and the US serves as justification for enabling protectionist measures. Wel...

Learning From Sweden's Free Market Renaissance

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The popular impression of Sweden is that her success had brought about by big welfare government. In the following video, the Center for Fre...

After The Philippine Peso’s Breakout, Is The Phisix Next?

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``Every restriction on the freedom of entry into a trade reduces the security of all those outside it.” Friedrich A. Hayek, Road To Serfdo...

Influences Of The Yield Curve On The Equity And Commodity Markets

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``The interest rates for more distant maturities are normally higher the further out in time. Why? First, because lenders fear a depreciat...

Spurious Mercantilist Claims And Repercussions Of A Strong Chinese Yuan

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``As no one can purchase the produce of another except with his own produce, as the amount for which we can buy is equal to that which we ...
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