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David Howden

David Howden

David Howden is Chair of the Department of Business and Economics and professor of economics at St. Louis University's Madrid Campus, Academic Vice President of the Ludwig von Mises Institute of Canada, and winner of the Mises Institute's Douglas E. French Prize. Send him mail.

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Iceland's Banking Crisis: The Meltdown of an Interventionist Financial System Iceland's Banking Crisis: The Meltdown of an Interventionist Financial System Philipp Bagus 06/09/2009
The Duplicity of Ben Bernanke The Duplicity of Ben Bernanke David Howden 08/28/2009
Can a Central Bank Go Broke? Can a Central Bank Go Broke? David Howden 09/03/2009
The Greek Plague: Sticky Wages The Greek Plague: Sticky Wages David Howden 06/24/2010
Can the Fed Successfully Exit? Can the Fed Successfully Exit? David Howden 08/03/2010
Europe's Tragic Crisis Europe's Tragic Crisis David Howden 01/14/2011
Rethinking Iceland's Recovery Rethinking Iceland's Recovery David Howden 03/22/2011
When Iceland Totally Froze When Iceland Totally Froze David Howden 04/06/2011
The IMF and Moral Hazard The IMF and Moral Hazard Philipp Bagus 06/03/2011
Can the Underground Economy Save Europe? Can the Underground Economy Save Europe? David Howden 11/21/2011
Explaining Central Banks' Gold Purchases Explaining Central Banks' Gold Purchases David Howden 12/02/2011
The Risk of Sovereign Debt The Risk of Sovereign Debt David Howden 12/07/2011
The Fed's Quasi-Fiscal Policies The Fed's Quasi-Fiscal Policies David Howden 02/08/2012
Deflation's Inflationary Source Deflation's Inflationary Source David Howden 02/16/2012
The Blessing of a Strong Currency The Blessing of a Strong Currency David Howden 03/02/2012
The Systemic Siesta The Systemic Siesta Carolina Carmenes Cavia 05/25/2012
A New Year's Resolution for Macroeconomists A New Year's Resolution for Macroeconomists David Howden 01/24/2013
The Fed in 2012 The Fed in 2012 David Howden 02/27/2013
Who Benefits From the Fed? Who Benefits From the Fed? David Howden 03/07/2013
Regulating Banks the Austrian Way Regulating Banks the Austrian Way David Howden 05/20/2013
Japan’s Easy Money Tsunami Japan’s Easy Money Tsunami David Howden 06/03/2013
France’s Cul-De-Sac France’s Cul-De-Sac David Howden 06/13/2013
That Savings Glut vs. Those Low Interest Rates That Savings Glut vs. Those Low Interest Rates David Howden 08/28/2013
Free Immigrants, Free Capital, Free Markets Free Immigrants, Free Capital, Free Markets David Howden 09/27/2013
Robert Shiller’s Egalitarian, Regulated, and Subsidized “Good Society” Robert Shiller’s Egalitarian, Regulated, and Subsidized “Good Society” David Howden 10/15/2013
Inflation Has Not Cured Iceland’s Economic Woes Inflation Has Not Cured Iceland’s Economic Woes David Howden 11/04/2013
Not Every Health Condition Is Insurable Not Every Health Condition Is Insurable David Howden 12/24/2013
How Time and Uncertainty Can Make Us “Antifragile” How Time and Uncertainty Can Make Us “Antifragile” David Howden 01/10/2014
What Is the Rate of Return on the Louisiana Purchase? What Is the Rate of Return on the Louisiana Purchase? David Howden 07/07/2014
Dr. David Howden: Let Banks Fail! (Central and Otherwise) Dr. David Howden: Let Banks Fail! (Central and Otherwise) David Howden 09/13/2014
The World’s Largest Subprime Debtor: The US Government The World’s Largest Subprime Debtor: The US Government David Howden 09/24/2014
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