Judy Shelton makes this case in the Wall Street Journal editorial Loose Money And the Roots Of the Crisis: Think of it: Nothing is more vital to capitalism than capital, the financial seed corn dedicated to next year's crop. Yet we, believers in free markets, allow the price of capital, i.e., the interest rate on loanable funds, to be fixed by a central committee in accordance with government objectives. We might as well resurrect Gosplan, the old Soviet State Planning Committee, and ask them to draw up the next five-year plan. "There are numbers of us, myself included, who strongly…