Bank Robbery: Inequality and the Banking System.
by[Editor’s Note: The following is from Ivo’s forthcoming book ‘Bank Robbery’.] Chapter 2 Extreme inequality is the main economic, political and cultural evil of our…
[Editor’s Note: The following is from Ivo’s forthcoming book ‘Bank Robbery’.] Chapter 2 Extreme inequality is the main economic, political and cultural evil of our…
[You can find the original article here http://truesinews.com/2015/03/11/global-m/] As part of our analytical process, we frequently consult our proprietary estimate of global money supply, something we construct by…
Bernard Lietaer is an expert in innovative monetary systems. While at the Central Bank in Belgium he co-designed and implemented the ECU, the convergence mechanism …
[You can find the original here http://truesinews.com/2015/02/27/whats-in-a-word/] After yet another masterly performance before Congress – one which was immediately confounded by the usual cacophony of…
The Cobden Centre’s Gordon Kerr can be seen on Bloomberg discussing the Euro and the state of Europe’s banks, which are now in a…
[Editor’s Note: this lengthy piece, by Richard Ebeling, primarily based on the “lost papers” of Ludwig von Mises that he and his wife, Anna, discovered…
In his magisterial 1936 work, ‘A World in Debt‘, Freeman Tilden treated the business of contracting a loan with a heavy serving of well-deserved…
While money can be made in markets on the minutest of scales, sometimes it helps to have a broader sense of perspective. After all,…
Here’s a question for all the cheering QEuro fans out there. If you came across a country where both real and nominal money supply…
Swiss National Bank policy and its implications for currencies, assets and central banking The SNB unpegged from the Euro and sustained balance sheet losses,…