Postings by Ira Kawaller
Ira KawallerEconomics, Politics, and Current Events
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What the Futures Markets Are Telling the Fed
10/29/26
On Wednesday, October 29, even as the latest measures of inflation worsened, the Fed left its federal funds target range unchanged. The reason (justification) for this decision is that policy makers view their charge as not only r...
Restoring the Rule of Law
1/16/26
Assuming control of Congress shifts to the Democrats in the next session of Congress, it’s likely that little will occur legislatively to really challenge or roll back many of Trump’s executive orders. And even if such legislation...
The Crisis Trump Built—and No One Can Quickly Solve
10/12/26
It seems to be universally understood that the singular issue at top of mind in the approaching midterm election is affordability. Two related but distinct concerns underlie that issue: high prices and the rate of change of prices...
Reporting Without Context Isn’t Reporting
10/6/26
Today’s blog isn’t my own. I want to share a letter that my wife, Joanna Knobler, penned to PBS NewsHour. The issue deals with PBS’s coverage of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Lebanon and the role of the United Nation’s pe...
The Giveaway Economy
9/26/26
Two stories caught my attention today – both dealing with governmental giveaways. The first reported on the Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act currently under consideration. This legislation would supp...
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Kawaller holds a Ph.D. in economics from Purdue University and has held adjunct professorships at Columbia University and Polytechnic University. He writes about economics, current events, and politics.
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