*Even though Hayek's early work involved monetary theory and trade cycles. That work, along with his tussle with Keynes garnered him fame, but the ideas in his "The Use of Knowledge in Society" are more important.

There is no longer any reason for Wall Street to worry about who will replace Alan Greenspan. President Bush named Ben Bernanke as Mr. Greenspan?s replacement and by all accounts he is an excellent choice. Mr. Bernake?s credentials are...

"Bush to announce next chairman of Federal Reserve today. Rumors suggest it's going to be Harvey, the H&R Block guy from Midland who used to do his taxes"

Steve Verdon of Outside The Beltway has a complete and total review of the Ben Bernanke nomination to replace Alan Greenspan. Steve points out that even though Bernanke is a Phillips curver he does not follow the initial Phillips curve but the now acce...

Everyone seems to be pleased w/Bush's choice of Ben Bernanke as the next Fed Chief. Bernanke currenty serves as head of the President's Counsel of Economic Advisors. I doubt we'll hear any of the "cronyism" bit here though. Solid credentials...and...

The White House is set to announce its nominee for the next chairman of the Federal Reserve to succe