Author Archives: Fantasy Free Economics

Very close to Labor Day, September 3, five days before or after, good game changing news will hit the press and the airways. What kind of good news? Certainly the kind that is designed to stimulate the good citizens into … Continue reading →

Would it not be nice to have a board game called Dominance and Subservience? Perhaps if enough people played the game, it would come to light that life exists in a system of dominance and subservience. It is the job … Continue reading →

Governments form for the loftiest reasons. Who would feel safe without a government with armed forces? Without government who would guarantee rights of citizens and administer justice? Questions like these are taken into consideration when governments are formed and organized. … Continue reading →

The public gets upset when learning just how high corporate salaries and bonuses are. These high amounts don’t constitute a state of being overpaid. What the public doesn’t get is that these amounts pale in comparison to what corporate insiders … Continue reading →

If the stock market falls, it will take the rest of the economy with it. Without rising asset prices, there would be no economic recovery. The model used for causing economic activity is the “If we build it they will … Continue reading →

I have been explaining that all enterprise is for profit. The difference is in who gets the profit. Single payer medicine is for profit. Obamacare is for profit. Free market medicine would be for profit. This is all because when … Continue reading →

The question is not so much how the poor are faring in the United States. The Question is how the poor are faring all across the globe. The poor in the United States have been losing  ground economically for a … Continue reading →

Federal Reserve policy is and has been all along been a political directive to elevate and maintain asset prices, especially stocks. Nature provides just one basic incentive, self interest. In economics studies and models, the incentive to serve is assumed … Continue reading →

What are the most pressing dangers faced by the United States economy? 1.) A decline in the stock market, even a modest routine correction in stock prices will send the economy into a tailspin. Why? Artificially stimulated asset prices are … Continue reading →

Older people are shocked that the young people like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are embracing classic Socialism. Are the young being irrational? Not hardly. They are not rejecting the free market system. They have not lived in a free market system. They … Continue reading →