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Mark Skousen

Wizard of Wharton Predicts Permanently Low Rates, A Continuation of the Bull Market

Last week on Veteran’s Day, I had breakfast at the magnificent old Union League of Philadelphia with Jeremy Siegel, the University of Pennsylvania’s renowned professor of finance, who is known as the Wizard of Wharton.

Will the Elections Make Any Difference?

Now that the Republicans have taken over Capitol Hill, can they make any difference? Gridlock is expected for the next two years.

Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan Makes Startling Admission

I had lunch with former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan during the New Orleans Investment Conference.

Whether the United States Should Adopt the European Model, According to Paul Krugman

I recently saw Paul Krugman speak at Westchester Community College, where he made several controversial statements.

The Forbes 400: Is the American Dream Still Alive?

Next year, our theme at FreedomFest is “Can We Restore the American Dream?” We’ve already received a strong response.

The Greatest Triumph in Austrian Economics Since Hayek Won the Nobel Prize

I attended a celebration last week at George Mason University, where more than 300 economists and political thinkers gathered to celebrate Friedrich Hayek’s winning of the Nobel Prize in economics in 1974.