The “Stimulators” versus the “Austereians”: The New Ideological Divide
In his usual straight-to-the-point way, Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital has summarised the recent financial split at the G20 meeting, in the style…
Read MoreIn his usual straight-to-the-point way, Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital has summarised the recent financial split at the G20 meeting, in the style…
Read MoreSean Corrigan has been interviewed by the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. German readers can view the original article. For the sake of the rest of…
Read More“[Government] is apprehended, not as a committee of citizens chosen to carry on the communal business of the whole population, but as a separate…
Read MoreLast week I presented a book review of Alchemists of Loss [1]. Now I seek to explore the errors of Modern Financial Theory in more…
Read MoreThe small but determined worldwide movement to reform global monetary policies, based upon Austrian School economics, took a blip upwards last week when Peter…
Read MoreOn this website Toby Baxendale presented his plan for monetary reform. He offered a reward of £1000 for anyone who can provide a logical…
Read MoreIn reference to Sean Corrigan’s latest piece on the problems that Ben Bernanke is facing, Cobden Centre readers may want to refresh their background…
Read MoreFor those of you who have read AEP’s latest Armageddon story in the Telegraph, though the details of his ‘monetary’ analysis are, of course,…
Read MoreI attended an interesting lecture at Civitas, on Wednesday night (23rd of June), given by Dr Paul Woolley on the title above. Dr Woolley’s…
Read MoreHow Modern Finance and Government Intervention Crashed the Finance System by Kevin Dowd and Martin Hutchinson , Published by Wiley 2010. This book is…
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