Sound money for Europe
byYou can be sure that most of my colleagues in the European Parliament do not embrace the concept of the free market. Day after…
Can quantitative easing lift economic growth?
bySome commentators such as Mohamed El-Erian, the chief executive officer of Pacific Investment Management (PIMCO), are of the view that the Federal Reserve’s policy…
Markets reject ‘forward guidance’ – for good reason
byThe British media is obsessed with Mark Carney, the new boss at the Bank of England, who, this week, made his first public appearance…
That savings glut vs. those low interest rates
byFive years after the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, economists are still starkly divided as to its causes. Perhaps this is not…
It’s time for a ‘national conversation’ about the revival of sound money
byA view from America … The growth gap of the current recovery compared to an average recovery is $1.3 trillion below normal. (Trillion. With a t.)…
2013 Toronto Austrian Scholars Conference
byFor readers across the pond, or those tempted to make the journey … The annual Toronto Austrian Scholars Conference (TASC) of the Ludwig von…
Motown breaks down
byThe 2,500 seat Eastown Theatre hosted The Who and The Kinks. The Cass Tech High School taught Diana Ross and John DeLorean. Michigan Central…
The German way of 1923
byI chanced this morning on the superb collection of essays from Ludwig von Mises, The Causes of the Economic Crisis and Other Essays Before…
King Carney fails to command the tides
by“Sir, Martin Sandbu writes: “We should not worry about inflation – if we strip out volatile or policy-driven elements, it stands at 1.5%, according…
The injustice of easy money is going mainstream
byThe Daily Mail reports Interest rates: How keeping them at a record low is a deliberate government ploy to pay off its debts: A stealth…