The Supply Side

Tom Giovanetti is the President of the Institute for Policy Innovation in the United States. The Institute is a free-market policy think tank that focuses on issues related to economic growth, innovation, limited government and individual liberty. In this special interview we explore crucial issues related to government policy, tax, stable money, innovation and much more.

Plutarch famously stated, "An imbalance between rich and poor is the oldest and most fatal ailment of all republics." After almost 2000 years of history his words seem to have some pressing implications for our current political economy. What happens when governments seek to create a dependent class through massive welfare spending? What are the implications of UBI and of fiscal policies that encourage people not to work? In this episode we look at the link between Plutarch's insights and Nathan Lewis' exploration of how government policy can shape the moral tone of a nation.

Mike Kendall is the author of the Man on The Margin blog and a prodigious writer on topics such as classical economics, gold price signals, gold standards, supply side theory, cryptocurrencies and so much more. Mike is a former military and commercial pilot and brings a wealth of life experience and deep research to the crucial topics of macro-finance and political economy that are shaping the 21st century. In this episode we go deep on all the big topics of the moment. Mike shares his deep insights on gold price signals, the optimum price of gold, MMT and so much more.

Nathan Lewis is a global expert on gold standards, macro economics, economic history and so much more. In this comprehensive discussion we explore the central thesis of his latest book, "The Magic Formula.' We discuss what happens when nations pursue a strategy of low taxes and stable money. What are the implications of the current level of currency creation from central banks around the world.? What happens when the music finally stops? You can find Nathan's website here