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Cobden Centre
A Treatise on Political Economy
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A Treatise on Political Economy
Jean-Baptiste Say
Act 2 of Parliament for Erecting a Bank in Scotland, 1695
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Brief Guide to Money and Banking
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Baxendale and Evans' measure of the money supply and the key ideas behind the economic crisis and our route out.
cobden_prosperity_illusion.pdf
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Arden Partners: An Illusion of Prosperity
Corrigan - Tangible Ideas - May-June 2011
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Sean Corrigan - Tangible Ideas - May-June 2011
Economics and the Public Welfare
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Economics and the Public Welfare
Benjamin Anderson
Failure of the 'New Economics'
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Failure of the 'New Economics'
Henry Hazlitt
Fully Secured Current Accounts Bill draft.pdf
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Fully Secured Current Accounts Bill
A BILL TO
Make provision for the introduction of a mandatory requirement for banks and building societies to operate fully secured current accounts to allow money to be stored for safe-keeping; and for connected purposes.
Funding_Markets_and_Your_Business_Plan_vF.pdf
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Global Focus - Is deflation the root of all evil?
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For most economists and various commentators a general fall in prices, which is labeled deflation, is a terrible thing. It is held that deflation is a precursor of a severe economic slump. Hence the central bank must fight it aggressively by means of monetary pumping. Our analysis, however, shows that deflation takes place as a result of previous inflation. This amounts to the disappearance of money that was previously generated out of “thin air”. This type of money gives rise to various non-productive activities. Obviously then, a fall in the money stock that is followed by a fall in prices is good news for wealth generators. It arrests the diverting of real wealth to various non-productive activities that emerged on the back of monetary inflation. This lays the foundation for a durable economic recovery. In the meantime, our monetary analysis continues to indicate that US economic activity is likely to weaken visibly in the months ahead. In Q2 real GDP grew by 2.4% below expectations for 2.6%. The latest data shows that Japanese manufacturing activity has weakened visibly in June and July. In Australia the growth momentum of price inflation is poised to weaken sharply.
