Redick of Harvard, as well as studies done by economists in such hotbeds of Keynesian, demand side economics as the International Monetary Fund and the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).

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My interest in the matter was stimulated by the way in which the IMF was obstructing and obfuscating monetary policy options in a disagreement between Johns Hopkins Professor of Applied Economics, Dr. Steve Hanke, and two representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF): Mr. Thomas Dawson, director of IMF external affairs and Ms. Anne Krueger, first deputy managing director of the IMF.

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