Monthly Archives: January 2016

Brazil’s Economic Woes . . . have a real economic cause. His name is John Maynard Keynes, and he’s been dead for 70 years. But wait, Brazil’s not the only one under his spell… Flint’s Water Crisis . . . … Continue reading →

Auto Boom or Auto ‘POP’? . . . When the subprime auto bubble bursts, prices of used cars will drop (it’s inevitable; there will be no other way for the market to clear inventories without going bankrupt). For those with … Continue reading →

The Next Bubble? . . . You might be driving it. Literally. Seventeen million cars were sold in the US last year, the most ever, and it’s not the booming economy that made it happen: it’s artificially low interest rates … Continue reading →

Political Correctness . . . It’s not correct, but it’s definitely political. In fact, Jeff Deist of the Mises Institute goes even further, saying that PC is propaganda, a tool for controlling thought, and that we should be fighting it … Continue reading →