Supply-Side Notes 10-20-2020

Thomas Friedman can't help himself with national plans. He loves them. Though he claims to despise authoritarianism, he doth protest too much. It makes him giddy. China's "national plan" to beat the #coronavirus never was, except in Friedman's fantasies. https://t.co/HLEL4xLkkG

— John Tamny (@johntamny) October 20, 2020

Supply-Side Notes 10-9-2020

You can't stimulate the depressed by depressing the stimulated. Except at the #NewYorkTimes. It's a great source of information unfortunately provided by highly emotional reporters who can't grasp the simple truth that unspent wealth is the only #stimulus. https://t.co/CraKga8Xpv

— John Tamny (@johntamny) October 9, 2020

Supply-Side Notes 10-5-2020

Let's start with the redistribution of the Vatican's vast, secretive wealth as a test and see how that goes… https://t.co/xA0VHOKiQq

— Carol Roth (@caroljsroth) October 5, 2020

When we loan money or buy debt we're delaying consumption now in pursuit of greater future consumptive or saving ability. To then presume, as certain religions do, that floating money grows govt is backwards. Commodity money incents more, not less saving. https://t.co/8sXhhovD7M

— John Tamny (@johntamny) October 5, 2020

Supply-Side Notes 10-2-2020

The world lost a truly great person this week. It's no exaggeration to say #GeorgeMelloan was one of the vital few thinkers whose innovative thoughts helped change policy dialogue for the much better. He was also enormously gracious and incredibly kind. https://t.co/MJ86BMOOYr

— John Tamny (@johntamny) October 1, 2020

Supply-Side Notes 10-1-2020

Every dollar that reaches Treasury is an extra dollar of control over the economy that politicians have. That's why when those with means aggressively avoid taxes, we all benefit. And when they don't, it's as though #taxes are raised on all of us. Wake up. https://t.co/BD9j7pDmq7

— John Tamny (@johntamny) October 1, 2020

Supply-Side Notes 9-30-2020

Politicians panicked in the lockdowns. @JohnTamny @RealClearMarkets https://t.co/7IEvYNIML6 via @Audioboom

— John Batchelor (@batchelorshow) September 30, 2020

Supply-Side Notes 9-29-2020

Some retailers reach black after Thanksgiving, others in the summer, while college football towns hit pay dirt in the fall when population triples stadium size on weekends. How cruel for nailbiting politicians to put the freeze on them over #coronavirus. https://t.co/jIf8UTCUsC

— John Tamny (@johntamny) September 29, 2020

Supply-Side Notes 9-28-2020

I applaud Trump and Biden for aggressively avoiding taxes (though Biden is a hypocrite since he said paying higher taxes was patriotic) https://t.co/ZCsIEI4S8z

— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) September 28, 2020

Supply-Side Notes 9-27-2020

Here's what you need to know about Joe Biden, Keynesian spending, and economic performance https://t.co/uK8XcCEYLh

— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) September 27, 2020

Supply-Side Notes 9-1-2020

European-sized government will produce European-style economic anemia according to unsurprising results from scholars at Stanford https://t.co/7qBlIFs6Sw

— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) September 1, 2020