For years we have been warned by Keynesian economists to fear the so-called “liquidity trap,” an economic cul-de-sac that can suck down an economy like a tar pit swallowing a mastodon. They argue that economies grow because banks lend and consumers spend. But a “liquidity trap,” they argue, convinces consumers not to consume and businesses …
Peter Schiff, took your calls on politics, finance, and the economy.
Peter Schiff, took your calls on politics, finance, and the economy.
Tom Del Beccaro, former chairman of the California Republican Party & columnist for Forbes, on whether Reince Priebus’ “Growth and Opportunity Project” demonstrates he grasps what’s wrong with the Republican Party, how California catapulted gay marriage into the Supreme Court, and why California shows that sometimes declaring bankruptcy is the best way forward.
Chris Danielsen, spokesman for the National Federation of the Blind, on why the Americans with Disabilities Act requires popular websites to cater to blind Internet users.
This week financial analysts, economists, politicians, and bank depositors from around the world were outraged that European leaders, more specifically the Germans, currently calling many of the shots in Brussels and Frankfurt, could be so politically reckless, economically ignorant, and emotionally callous as to violate the sanctity of bank deposits in order to fund a …
Doug Lindholm, president of the Council on Station Taxation (COST), on how American officials are already stealing Americans’ money — in a way that’s even worse than in Cyprus.
Neeraj Chandra guest hostingÖStephen Leeb, head of Leeb Capital Management & author of , on whether the gold market is being manipulated, and why we should be worried China is on a gold-buying rampage.
Neeraj Chandra guest hostingÖHeidi Cuda, Heidi Cuda, reporter for Fox 11 News in Los Angeles, on the latest calamities collapsing the California Dream.
A variety of special guests including Dr. Ben Carson, Washington Examiner columnist Tim Carney, plus many more
