The violation of Mr Smith
byForty years ago today, Britain moved to decimal currency. A 1971 penny was worth the equivalent of today’s 10p. In recognition of this dramatic…
Inflationism unabated
byIn his recent Congressional testimony, our dangerous monetary Dr. Moreau was forthright in defence of his latest wild experiment in inflationism, saying that the…
Pricing the World in Gold: 4 Charts
byEquities, housing, commodities and bonds viewed through the prism of what money once was… WHAT WOULD the world look like if, as a handful…
Mark Skousen’s contributions to economics
byFollowing my review of Mark Skousen‘s paper on GDE, I was pleased to discover this piece by Ken Schoolland, Professor of Economics, Hawaii Pacific…
The Oppenheimer Arbitrage
byRecently, the always-interesting Dylan Grice at Soc Gen received some well deserved blog virality for his aphorism that to be ‘long commodities is to…
The War on the Poor
byThe gigantic sums of credit created out of nothing, causing a doubling and in some cases tripling of the money supplies of Western Governments,…
Liam Halligan: Does a surge in food and oil prices mean that it’s now time to panic?
byAnother excellent piece from Mr Liam Halligan, in this morning’s Sunday Telegraph, who has spotted where all of that money — that Ben Bernanke has…
A campaign for one day of peace
byThe Cobden Centre exists to promote social progress through honest money, free trade and peace. As you can see from those links, we have touched…
One for the Weekend: Allen Mendhenhall: Literature and the Economics of Liberty
byJeffrey Tucker, of the Mises Institute, interviews Allen Mendenhall, a Ph.D. student at Auburn University, in Alabama, and discusses the role of Austrian Economics…
Money is barren but occasionally covers us in dust
byAs I expect many readers of this site will know, a debate has begun between the Austrian Economist Robert Murphy and the “Quasi-Monetarists” Scott…