Hayek or Friedman) and some reference or argument about how they are discredited.

In the article you seem to ignore the housing and share

market bubble. These bubbles seem to have happened because of “easy money”. It’s not obvious to me that this should be solved with more inflation

i.e. “easier money”.

Something is definitely wrong with the way interest rates are currently set. Instead of looking merely at consumer

prices, if the central banks looked at all prices it might help. They could also look directly at the level of debt. A gold standard (or fixed fiat

money) has a natural constraint and so it more naturally regulated. I would love to read about criticisms of the gold standard and Austrian

economics as this is what I am finding most palatable at the moment.