For 4, 000 years gold has been the best barometer of inflation, the Polaris of stable money.
The Fed did an excellent job of maintaining stable money in the early 1990s.
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In the real world, prosperity requires stable money, low taxes on capital, and sane regulations.
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These governments have also embraced the Classical ideal of Stable Money, free of (domestic) human intervention.
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Implicit in his closing analysis is that stable money is austere and cruel.
We cannot invent a stable money any more than we have ever invented a fully stable computer operating system.
In buying up massive amounts of government debt, the Fed has sacrificed stable money for funding excessive government spending.
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In that certain sense, the desire should always be for stable money values.
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Maybe, that is, we will have tax cuts and stable money, if not a chastened public sector, in the future.
Maybe, just maybe, Ben Bernanke has learned a lesson about the need for stable money that his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, never did.
The purpose of a gold standard system is to produce stable money.
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Economist Arthur Laffer, then-Congressman Jack Kemp and others took up the Mundellian cudgels of massive tax cuts and stable money during the 1970s.
Stable money promotes investment because investors are assured that the value of their investment will not be depreciated by inflation or a declining currency.
That era of stable money not only promoted investment, but also international trade, as trade was not hampered by the risk of currency fluctuations.
Stable Money was provided through the Bretton Woods gold standard system.
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This was really a classic boom and bust cycle with primary roots in discretionary monetary policies untethered by stable money linked to something real like gold.
From this example, I conclude that the solution today for the U.S., or other governments with similar issues, is: Lower Spending, Lower Taxes, and Stable Money.
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Other factors stimulate vibrant markets: stable money, property rights, minimal taxes, regulatory restraint and respect for profits, but history heralds the advantages of limited government administered locally.
The opposite of both inflation and deflation is stable money.
His prescription for prosperity: low taxes and sound, stable money.
So, how does this gold-based stable money cause a crisis?
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The fact is that human desires are unlimited, and (assuming that the Federal Reserve provides stable money, which it has not over the past 40 years) supply creates demand.
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Far from a signal of deflation, the nominally cheap iPod speaks to human productivity that has historically been driven by stable money values that enable rational investment in our advancement.
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You use the Magic Formula: Low Taxes, Stable Money.
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Remember the Magic Formula: Low Taxes and Stable Money.
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For that we need stable money values, nothing else.
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Today, we have neither Stable Money nor Low Taxes.
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Capitalism works best with stable money and low taxes.
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No economic crisis was ever caused by stable money.
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We should preempt the IMF and directly urge troubled countries like Brazil to adopt pro-growth policies--stable money, low taxes, property rights, ease in the setting up of new businesses--until the IMF gets the message.
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