Category Archives: Economics

by Morgan Reynolds So is everything alright with the economy?  The Fed’s in control, right?  Ok, then Trump is?  Hardy, har, har.  We’re experiencing a Warren Buffet moment: “Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming … Continue reading →

January 23, 2020 by Morgan Reynolds, Ph.D. Economics Professor Emeritus While I have been around public policy debates for decades, only recently did I become involved in a full-blown political campaign here in Arkansas.  I did some research on tax … Continue reading →

by Morgan Reynolds On January 7, 2019 I gave a talk to the Hot Springs Village Civil War Roundtable.  Here are my notes: Economics is not everything in understanding warfare but it is important most observers likely will grant yet … Continue reading →

by Morgan O. Reynolds I was asked by the Hot Springs Village Skeptics to give a seminar talk on the economics of war on November 8, 2018.  Here are my notes for that presentation. A more accurate title?  Political Economy … Continue reading →

by Morgan Reynolds By invitation I gave a talk before the ‘Free Thinkers’ of Hot Springs last April on the assigned topic, ‘The Economy and Inequality,’ rather a large undertaking to do right and admittedly I never got very far … Continue reading →

Originally published as The Federal Fiscal Condition: Kick the Can ’til You No Longer Can at https://www.lewrockwell.com on April 26, 2017 By Morgan Reynolds April 30, 2017 Donald Trump wants to cut the tax/confiscation rate.  Ok, but maybe it would be a … Continue reading →

by Morgan Reynolds Published on LewRockwell.com September 3, 2012 A few weeks ago I was charging along on U.S. 50 in West Virginia, enjoying the state’s great August weather during a brisk, twisty ride up a mountain on my motorcycle. … Continue reading →