Did the Central Bank of Ghana Show A Rare Example of Sanity ?
The Bank of Ghana has ruled out providing more loans to the government to help narrow the budget shortfall.
Mass Hysteria : Regulated by Free Societies, Promoted in Centrally Planned States
Mass hysteria is possible in a free society, but there are self-correcting mechanisms. Governments amplify and exacerbate mass panics.
Food Inflation Is Back In Emerging Markets – And It Smells Like an Arab Spring
The Fed’s QE2 was the primary cause for the 2010-11 bubble in food prices leading to the Arab spring.
Is Google Really Engaging in “Anti-Competitive” Behaviour ?
The ILR is no fan of Google, but we shouldn’t confuse personal preferences with sound economics.
The ‘Cobra Effect’ of Internet Privacy Regulations
Privacy regulations can actually make it harder to protect one’s personal information.
‘Too Much Democracy’ ? We Agree !
Amitabh Kant is right, but for the wrong reasons. Democracy and liberty, after all, are uneasy bedfellows.