Brian S. WesburyMoody's downgraded US debt, but markets barely reacted. Explore why, the $36T debt reality, and the political debate over tax cuts vs. spending. Can the US fiscal path be corrected?
Brian S. WesburyMarket-believing economists had their long day in the sun during the 1980s and 1990s. But – ironically, in the long run, and long after he passed away – John Maynard Keynes got his revenge.
Brian S. WesburyExplore the Christmas story through an economic lens. This post challenges common narratives about the innkeeper, examining the role of government policies and free markets in the Nativity tale. A fresh perspective on a timeless story.
Brian S. WesburyA look at the Federal Reserve's press conferences, highlighting missed opportunities for critical questioning. This post suggests thought-provoking queries on SuperCore inflation, money supply trends, and Fed spending practices.