Some texts which address many impoverishment (price inflation) apologia arguments. Gladly give feedback to them! I want them to be as strong as possible.

Some texts which address many impoverishment (price inflation) apologia arguments. Gladly give feedback to them! I want them to be as strong as possible.

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Table of content “But The Experts™ think that price deflation is bad!” The inflation and deflation terms have been revised by the Keynesian revolution to sow confusion “Price Inflation” vs “Price Deflation” corresponds to “Impoverishment” vs “Enrichment”, by definition Why price deflation is just unambigiously good; 1$ for 1 year’s worth of food as an implication of high durable non-price-fixing price deflation caused by increased efficiency in production and in distribution / elaborations on “abundance-induced price deflation” “But […]

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U.S. Should Exit War in Ukraine, Stop Supporting

U.S. Should Exit War in Ukraine, Stop Supporting

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Doug Bandow The U.S. announced Thursday it will provide another round of security assistance to Ukraine including weapons and equipment totaling around $500 million. But, as Doug Bandow, a Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, notes in an article in The American Conservative, more support won’t fix what Ukraine needs most: manpower. He also provides the inconsistent arguments the U.S. uses to justify the continuing war. Bandow also commented recently on how President-elect Donald Trump can avoid furthering […]

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When New Jersey Hiked Minimum Wages, Fast Food Prices Rose

When New Jersey Hiked Minimum Wages, Fast Food Prices Rose

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As New Jersey ratcheted up its minimum wage on three occasions between 2019 and 2021, fast-food restaurants in the state responded by hiking menu prices to compensate. In neighboring Pennsylvania, where minimum wage hikes weren’t mandated, those price increases did not occur. That’s the notable (if perhaps unsurprising) finding reported in a paper published this week. Kerry Papps, an economist at the University of Bradford, and Michael R. Strain, a Georgetown University economist and director of economic policy studies at […]

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Mark Zuckerberg Was Right To Fire Facebook's Rogue Fact-Checkers

Mark Zuckerberg Was Right To Fire Facebook’s Rogue Fact-Checkers

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A new era is dawning at Meta. CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Tuesday that third-party fact-checking organizations would no longer have the power to suppress disfavored speech on Facebook—a major, positive step toward restoring free expression and robust debate on the platform. In his video announcing the changes, Zuckerberg conceded that moderators working at his social media properties—Facebook and Instagram—felt pressured after Donald Trump’s 2016 win to address mainstream media concerns about the spread of alleged misinformation online. […]

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