Who would think that answering the oft-asked question, “What do you think of Pope Francis?” I would have to define economic terms? But honestly, I think he started it! Here you go… Subsidiarity According to David Bosnich writing for acton.org, “One of the key principles of Catholic social thought is known as the principle of … Read more
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This is the only flag I own… Here is the video preview of the show: Here is this week’s podcast: Hour 1 Hour 2 Hour 3 Here is the podcast of my original show on the TPP and also of my show on the USA Freedom Act: https://monicaperezshow.com/2015/06/15/tpp-ttip-the-tipping-points-podcast-of-june-13-2015-show/ https://monicaperezshow.com/2015/05/20/usa-freedom-act-not-so-much-podcast-of-may-16-2015-show/ Jeff Sessions’ Press Releases on TPP: … Read more
I had some technical difficulties with the show – not a big deal but there are glitches both on the official WSB version (which also has commercials) and the podcast. My suggestion is to listen to the first segment in the WSB version and the rest of the show commercial free on my podcast… WSB … Read more
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the The Federal Reserve, which is neither federal, nor a reserve! The Fed was in the news this week because outgoing chairman Ben Bernanke announced the beginning of the end for quantitative easing. I discuss these issues and more on this week’s show: Hour 1 Hour 2 Here are … Read more
What has the Fed done to our money? Before the Federal Reserve was established in 1913, the price level in the US enjoyed a slight decline over time even while employment was healthy and production high. Prices start to rise when the Fed is established. When FDR effectively untethered the Fed from a real gold … Read more
What has the Fed done to our money? Before the Federal Reserve was established in 1913, the price level in the US enjoyed a slight decline over time even while employment was healthy and production high. Prices start to rise when the Fed is established. When FDR effectively untethered the Fed from a real gold … Read more
My seven-year-old was doing a class project on Lewis & Clark. One of the questions each student had to answer about his or her historical subject was how much a gallon of milk cost during their lifetime. It was hard to find a chart of historical price levels, probably because it’s so crazy looking. I … Read more
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