Kevin Warsh writes in the Wall Street Journal, The New Malaise and How to End It. I have contended that the Fed under Bernanke is committed to doing whatever it takes to stimulate the economy, but that any benefit of
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One of the most stifling attributes of political life is the inability or the unwillingness for anyone to admit a mistake. There is so much uncertainty about actions that often require significant action that mistakes are bound to happen- serious
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“When businesspeople and senior executives do a bad job they are -eventually at any rate- thrown out on their ear. As Fed Governor, Ben Bernanke convinced his colleagues to pump up an inflationary bubble to avoid a crisis; as U.S
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