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Nations may be trading’ - but not with each other
Over there in the land of the Aussies, the Reserve Bank of Australia seems to have shirked the country’s constitutional responsibilities in its choice of monetary policy. Its move to cut interest rates at its December meeting appears to have been a step too far.
Now I have no special insight into how central bankers think or what they do. I am not even aware that there are any good reasons to think that nations should use the same monetary tools that are used in the same countries that choose to apply them. And I am equally unaware whether there is any sound economic reason why, as a matter of policy, they should be brought to bear on their fellow nations.
But I will venture to suggest that the prudence that is the hallmark of Australian prudence is not just a tradition, but also its own good reason. Just as with Australia’s mates in country and city, the prudence with which nations approach their monetary affairs is a matter of their own intrinsic human value.
Economists will be familiar with the phrase “diversity is strength”. These words were first used by the economist Kenneth Arrow in the 1960s. They have been taken up and endorsed by much later opinion.
It is worth a digression to see what Arrow had to say. He was worried that the diffusion of policy innovation across nations would retard economic development. The proposition that nations should aim to spread their resources in order to enable their people to enjoy a more prosperous life was familiar to economists of the time. The originality of Arrow’s essay lay in the ways in which he proposed to give substance to that thought. He argued that the greatest benefits of diversity are to be
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Anson Dorrance (November 6, 1812 – June 5, 1885) was an American politician, lawyer, teacher, and editor. He was the father of modern-day minister and psychiatrist Norman Vincent Peale.
Early life and legal career
Born in Dover, New Hampshire, Dorrance was the son of a lawyer, Robert Dorrance. His mother was the sister of Elizabeth Anne Rogers (1807–1890), who would marry the first cousin, Arthur B. Rogers, Anson and Elizabeth's sister, Eliza Ann Rogers, was married to the first cousin, Henry Rogers.
He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1833 and received his law degree in 1836. He was also a Union Army officer during the American Civil War, where he served as adjutant of the famed  2nd New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry, and fought in many battles, including Winchester, Antietam, and Gettysburg. At the end of the war, he received a commission as a brigadier general, but resigned his commission in 1866.
After the war, Dorrance resumed his legal career and became a noted lawyer, securing many clients from New Hampshire.
Political career
Dorrance was elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives in 1843 and served there in 1845 and 1846. From 1848 to 1849, he was the Presidential Elector for New Hampshire.
He moved to the United States Senate in 1849 and served one term. In 1852, he was the Whig presidential elector
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