Misunderstanding gold demand
byMost gold market research is based on the premise that the supply side of the market can be characterized by the quantity supplied and…
Incredible confusions Part 1: ‘Positive Money’ and the fallacy of the need for a state money producer
byI am usually inclined to encourage the inquiry of the fundamental aspects of money and banking. This is because I tend to believe that…
Mark Thornton on creeping inflation
byEpisode 93: GoldMoney’s Andy Duncan talks to Professor Mark Thornton, Senior Fellow at the Ludwig von Mises Institute, about a recent Mises Daily article he…
The walking dead
by“A formidable set of difficulties is encountered when we ask what there is left of the notion of monetary neutrality for a society which…
Why Japan should not fight deflation
byOn January 22, 2013 policy makers of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) voted for a 2% inflation target, to be achieved “at the earliest…
Who needs jobs anyway?
byNick Cohen is one of my favourite writers but he really has come a cropper with his latest piece on Starbucks and its taxes…
Mish Shedlock’s case for deflation
byEpisode 91: GoldMoney’s Andy Duncan speaks to Mike “Mish” Shedlock about the entire global financial situation, but particularly focusing upon the debate between those who…
Gordon Kerr: ‘I was on the grassy knoll’
byEpisode 92: GoldMoney’s Andy Duncan talks to Gordon Kerr of Cobden Partners, a financial engineer and specialist in debt capital markets. They talk about Mr…
Poor Tim Harford
by“The world is moving step by step towards a de facto Gold Standard, without any meetings of G20 leaders to announce the idea or…
Doug Casey: ‘We are living in the middle of the biggest bubble in history’
byEpisode 88: GoldMoney’s Andy Duncan talks to Doug Casey, the founder and chairman of Casey Research and the author of a new book called…