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  • What's it called when...

    I'm writing a paper for school, and I can't remember what the phenomenon by which a failing government agency or bureaucracy is rewarded with more taxpayer money is called. I seem to remember there being a label for this, but I just can't remember what it is. Could somebody help me out, or tell me I'm imagining things? It'd be a
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by Kevin on Mon, Dec 10 2012
  • Choosing a Bank

    A friend of mine is putting together an LLC to put out an independent film he's working on, and he wants to know which bank he should open an account with for his LLC. Can anyone give me any ideas?
    Posted to General (Forum) by Kevin on Mon, Oct 19 2009
  • Re: Rexford Tugwell

    I don't see Tugwell's name in the Index of For a New Liberty, and he doesn't seem to be mentioned with Hoover or the New Deal. The quotation appears at the head of one of the chapters in DiLorenzo's How Capitalism Saved America, but it's not cited.
    Posted to History (Forum) by Kevin on Tue, May 19 2009
  • Rexford Tugwell

    "The ideas embodied in the New Deal legislation were a compilation of those which had come to maturity under Hoover's aegis... We all of us owed much to Hoover." What is the full quote, and where was it written or stated? Does anyone know?
    Posted to History (Forum) by Kevin on Tue, May 19 2009
  • Re: Deflation

    Thanks everyone for your posts and insight, I think this has given me a much better grasp of this issue. Though I certainly hope to see the discussion continue, of course.
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by Kevin on Wed, Apr 8 2009
  • Deflation

    Is it true that the quantity of money doesn't matter as Jörg Guido Hülsmann states in Deflation and Liberty ? Or should the quantity of money increase with increased production, thus making the gold standard untenable? Could you also explain why?
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by Kevin on Wed, Apr 8 2009
  • Re: Why aren't third party candidates gaining any popularity?

    Barr has had a bit of a spike according to his campaign since the bailouts have begun, but it's actually Ron Paul that has seen the biggest change in popularity. He's been all over the map since early last week, which is of course a good thing.
    Posted to Current Events (Forum) by Kevin on Mon, Sep 22 2008
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