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Money27 July 16<25 July 16

On Monetary Terrorism

by Tim Price

“Darling.. So No. 3 Commando were very anxious to be chums with Lord Glasgow so they offered to blow up an old tree stump…

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Economics26 July 16<22 July 16

The real message from asset inflation

by Alasdair Macleod

The earliest signs are developing of hyperinflation, more correctly described as a collapse of the purchasing power of all the major government currencies. Central…

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Politics25 July 16<22 July 16

Io, Saturnalia!

by Sean Corrigan

Ah, Brexit! What is there left to say that not already been said, most of it either out of folly or falsehood? As regards the…

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Politics22 July 16<21 July 16

Clinton And Trump Embody Plunder And Paternalism

by Dr Richard M. Ebeling

OPINION – Whether it is Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump who stands on the steps of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C in January…

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The Central Planning Virus Mutates
Economics21 July 16<21 July 16

The Central Planning Virus Mutates

by Other Writer

By Pater Tenebrarum Chopper Pilot Descends on Nippon Readers are probably aware of recent events in Japan, the global laboratory for interventionist experiments. The theories…

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Valuation Fallacies
Economics20 July 16<20 July 16

Valuation Fallacies

by Other Writer

By Jeffrey P. Snider Everyone knows about lies, damned lies, and statistics. The quote has been attached to Mark Twain who apparently attributed to…

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Economics19 July 16<18 July 16

Mental men prefer bonds

by Tim Price

“In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” George Orwell.   Japan got there first. 15 years ago, we…

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Economics18 July 16<2 August 16

The Monetary Policy Trilemma in light of a Choice of Monies

by Vishal Wilde

One of the key theoretical and policy obstacles to overcome when trying to enable a genuine choice of monies amongst agents (through enabling them…

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Economics15 July 16<15 July 16

The pump and dump of UK residential property

by Alasdair Macleod

Messrs Carney and Osborne are turning out to be a dangerous double-act for UK residential property investors. They have been using monetary and fiscal…

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Economics14 July 16<13 July 16

Hamilton’s Curse (reprised)

by Sean Corrigan

The following article is (after very light editing) something your author wrote early in October of 2008, when the padlocks on the Lehman office building…

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