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Economics28 August 12<28 August 12

More QE is on the way – The central banks are digging themselves a deeper hole

by Detlev Schlichter

Dear readers, first of all, apologies seem in order. An unusual gap between blog posts has appeared on the Schlichter Files this summer. The…

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Economics27 August 12<27 August 12

The purpose of market intervention

by Alasdair Macleod

Interventions in markets by governments and central banks are routine and we take them for granted. No one questions them, but they can create…

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Economics26 August 12<26 August 12

Class war, Adam Smith, and the Marginal Productivity Theory of Distribution

by John Phelan

There is a pleasure almost cruel in seeing someone deploy irrefutable logic to destroy an opponent’s arguments. I felt it this week reading George…

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Economics25 August 12<25 August 12

Economic growth and the pool of funding

by Dr Frank Shostak

The heart of economic growth is the availability of the means of sustenance to support the maintenance and the improvement of an economy’s infrastructure….

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Politics24 August 12<25 August 12

Who needs economic freedom when you can vote?

by Steve Baker

As the resident Parliamentarian amongst the Cobden Centre staff, I thought Learn Liberty’s Who Needs Economic Freedom When You Can Vote? was the right…

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Economics, Politics24 August 12<24 August 12

Could the US Republican Party take gold seriously?

by Steve Baker

Via the Financial Times and behind their paywall, we learn: The gold standard has returned to mainstream US politics for the first time in 30…

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Economics23 August 12<19 August 12

What price for freedom?

by Dominik Schönenberger

Sometime in 1760, Venture Smith, a slave “resolutely determined to become free,” purchased his freedom— with his own savings. After all, in free markets,…

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Economics22 August 12<25 August 12

The economic consequences of Mr Hammond

by David Campbell

Last week, in an interview in The Independent, the Defence Secretary, Mr Philip Hammond, announced yet another miracle flowing from London’s hosting of the…

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Economics21 August 12<19 August 12

An open letter to Warren Buffett

by George Reisman

Mr. Buffett: You have been quoted time and again, without any denial on your part that I am aware of, as having said, “There’s…

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Economics20 August 12<19 August 12

Sound money, monetary freedom, and the government

by Dr Richard M. Ebeling

Testimony for the Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology, on “Sound Money: Parallel Currencies and the Roadmap to Monetary Freedom, Thursday, August 2,…

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