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" ... Implicit in such a view is that stocks have been rallying for decades in Japan thanks to decades worth of “ease” from the BOJ. Woops! Considering the U.S., the Fed aggressively cut rates in 2001 and 2008, only for stocks to crater in both instances. Does Jerome Powell have some kind of magic touch that Greenspan and Bernanke lacked eighteen and eleven years ago? Furthermore, it’s not as though the Fed just began hiking last fall. The four rate increases were long ago telegraphed and took place amid periods of soaring equity markets. Are we really to believe that Trump’s various laments about how "Obama had zero interest to worry about" (as though any central bank or president could command costless credit) somehow finessed a market-stimulating pause from the modern Maestro in Powell? Such a view isn’t serious. Nor does such a view stand up to basic market realities. ... "
" ... It’s long been a proper article of faith among members of the right that the free flow of goods within countries isn’t just brilliant because it expands the global division of labor. There’s also a world peace angle to trade. An open market is the most costless and most peaceful foreign policy mankind has ever devised. ... "
" ... Perhaps most ironic in the celebratory announcements of the Paris Agreement to “save the planet” is the fact that the emission-curtailing commitments of the developing countries such as China and India mean little in practice. Green policy promises for future implementation are a costless way to extract diplomatic benefits at zero cost. As part of the Paris Agreement’s non-binding requirements, China promised to reach peak emissions “around 2030” but offered no commitment regarding the level of that peak or the subsequent rate of emission decline. ... "
" ... That is, no one (yet; but simply give progressives time after they work out kinks with their New Monetary Theory brethren ) posits a net tax benefit implying overall taxation is costless; that aggregate measurement and disclosure are irrelevant; and that we can increase tax collection ad infinitum as long as benefits are deemed supreme by those imposing the tax. ... "
" ... The great tragedy of the global economic malaise is that it is caused by a shortage of something that is essentially costless to produce: money. ... "