Daily Archives: January 3, 2012

Seigniorage (Update)

Perhaps some astute reader might be able to guess how this traditional practice might be usefully employed in implementing this. Update:  The jubilee idea is in the air, both here and abroad. (h/t Steve Keen)

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Great Interview (Update)

Long, but it’s quite worthwhile:   Update:  The author addresses the judiciary and the rule of law in rather summary fashion about one hour and twenty five minutes in.  

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Crocodile Tears

Lots are being shed over the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) signed into “law” in the US by President Obama as his first official act of the new year. Of course, it’s an abomination.  But it’s also the entirely symbolic … Continue reading

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