The strength of Whalen’s book is that his monetary history, like Rothbard’s, is about people, not policies. While Keynesians talk about unknowable constructs like aggregate demand, Whalen’s story turns on the actions of people. FULL ARTICLE by Doug French
Source link: http://archive.mises.org/14904/americas-road-to-financial-ruin/
America’s Road to Financial Ruin
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What the US needs is for long term interest rates to rise to 10% or more. When voters see that they have to pay more than a $trillion each year in interest expense reality will set in. This will lead to the real answer; default and then move to a gold standard. The government will shrink to a size taxpayers can afford.
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