Austrian economics in 2013
byRegular readers of my articles either have some knowledge of Austrian economic theory or at least suspect that Keynesian and monetarist alternatives are flawed….
The economics of gold and silver in 2013
by Alasdair MacleodThe New Year should see some major changes in how gold and silver are regarded in the West, if it becomes obvious that confidence…
The true significance of the $1 trillion coin
by Detlev SchlichterUnder President Obama the debt of the United States government has grown by about 50%, and now stands at close to $16 trillion. Every…
A conversation with John Llewellyn
by John ButlerNot your typical Cobden Centre interview, but hopefully thought-provoking … John Llewellyn is one of the most highly regarded economists in Europe, having worked…
A story of liberalism, illiberally told
by David ConwayThe bibliographies of few books cite more Liberty Fund publications than does Domenico Losurdo’s Liberalism: A Counter-History from the Glorious Revolution to the First World War. It…
Ron Paul’s monetary policy anthology
by Toby BaxendaleI received an email the other day from Paul-Martin Foss, Legislative Assistant at the Office of Congressman Ron Paul: Dear Friends of Dr. Paul,…
Steve Baker on Russia Today
by Mark GoodhandA must-watch interview: RT’s Laura Smith talks with Steve Baker MP:
Thorsten Polleit discusses ‘collective corruption’
by Andy DuncanEpisode 84: Andy Duncan talks to “Austrian” economist, Professor Thorsten Polleit, about a recent speech he gave entitled “What Do Bankers Know About Money and…
So, what is wrong with Keynesianism?
by Patrick CrozierRecently, someone left a comment on a post here along the lines of: “What’s your problem with Keynes?” One of the replies mentioned Hazlitt’s…
It’s a mad mad mad mad world
by Detlev SchlichterShinzo Abe, Japan’s new prime minister, has some exciting new ideas about how to make Japan’s economy grow. How about the government borrows a…