William Anderson
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Another Keynesian Error
MARCH 07, 2013 by WILLIAM ANDERSON
Keynesians--and "mainstream" economists in general--wrongly assume that consumption itself is a factor of production.
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Don't Cry For Us, Argentina
U.S. Economic Policy Imitates Peronist Argentina
OCTOBER 21, 2009 by WILLIAM ANDERSON
The United States is facing perhaps its second-greatest economic crisis ever, and so far the government has taken page after page from Juan Peron's playbook.
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Is a Weak Dollar a Strong Sign? Not So Fast!
Paul Krugman Borrows from Big Brother
OCTOBER 14, 2009 by WILLIAM ANDERSON
For all the talk that the government's policies of bailouts, printing money, and borrowing at record rates have "prevented" a second Great Depression, the truth is that all the government has done is to give the illusion of recovery while setting us up for an even worse Day of Reckoning.
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Do We Need Another Stimulus?
A Second Stimulus Would Work No Better Than the First
OCTOBER 07, 2009 by WILLIAM ANDERSON
For the U.S. economy to have a real recovery, the economy first must shed the huge number of malinvestments that piled up like garbage on New York streets during the last unsustainable boom.
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The Stimulus Helped the Economy? Not So Fast!
Government Make-Work Projects Will Not Be Key to Recovery
SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 by WILLIAM ANDERSON
Not only are they handing out money in a manner that imperils our future, but they also are demanding that it be spent on phantom things that intelligent people never would need in the first place.
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