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Economics28 September 12<28 September 12

Communist approval for western central banking

by Toby Baxendale

I received an interesting email recently from a distinguished colleague in Spain. He was looking at the Central Bank of Cuba’s website where they…

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Economics27 September 12<27 September 12

The greatest trick

by Tim Price

“I believe in an America where millions of Americans believe in an America that’s the America millions of Americans believe in. That’s the America…

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Economics26 September 12<26 September 12

The fallacy of nominal GDP targeting

by Detlev Schlichter

In a truly remarkable piece for the Financial Times yesterday, Wolfgang Münchau took another swipe at the Euro-sceptic and ECB-critical community in Germany, which he accuses…

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Economics25 September 12<25 September 12

Money out of thin air, mystical and dreamlike

by Ralph Benko

“Indeed, the fact that central banks can create money out of thin air, so to speak, is something that many observers are likely to…

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Economics24 September 12<23 September 12

Animal spirits

by Alasdair Macleod

The BBC is running a three-part series on notable economists, starting with Keynes. There were a number of errors made, but I shall ignore…

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Economics23 September 12<23 September 12

The cruel fiction of state power

by Steve Baker

A speech on the morality of taxation … Dr Eamonn Butler, a doctor of moral philosophy, provides 17 moral arguments against taxation in the report of…

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Economics22 September 12<22 September 12

Classical liberalism in the Liberal party since 1886

by Stephen Davies

The final death of classical liberalism as a force or element within the Liberal Party has been announced many times over the last hundred…

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Economics, Peace, Richard Cobden21 September 12<21 September 12

Richard Cobden’s achievements

by John Phelan

“We are on the eve of great changes” Richard Cobden told Parliament in February 1846. He was correct. Britain stood poised to embark on…

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Economics20 September 12<20 September 12

The blind archer

by Sean Corrigan

Finally, the great day has come and gone when the Fed would once again ride to the action, not daring to be left behind…

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Economics19 September 12<19 September 12

The motive powers of destructionism

by Toby Baxendale

Its a great pleasure to wake up in the morning on holiday and read something very true, as always, from Mises. Its also a…

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