An argument that it's not the specific "growth" programs that governments enact which determine a nation's prosperity, but the totality of the state's attitude toward the accumulation of private wealth, including the central bank's management of money.

A call for lending institutions to reconsider the problems associated with improving credit access in our inner cities, addressing not only the elimination of lending discrimination, but also the importance of enacting public policies that foster economic development and a strong banking...

Rather than debate whether technical advances have created a “new economy,” economists should focus on the more interesting and useful question: How do we create the sort of environment in which innovation and the productive use of new technology thrive, thereby creating economic prosperity?...