Gerald P. Dwyer, economics professor and BB&T Scholar examines the U.S. government’s strategic value in holding significant amounts of bitcoin. Dwyer says that while some proposals suggest potential high returns, but proposes that selling the gold reserves might be a more practical approach for the government to reduce debt or adjust fiscal policies. This would give taxpayers more control over their investments and avoid the risks of bitcoin. Read the article.
On April 15, 2024, the Information Economy Project Center hosted Virginia Postrel to give the Tullock Lecture on Big Ideas […]
The Information Economy Project at Clemson University is delighted to host one of America's most interesting thinkers and writers, Virginia […]
Scott Baier, department chair and economics professor, lends his perspective on the current economic landscape in the United States. He […]
