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Although I would heartily recommend the entire podcast series of Jim Puplava’s Financial Sense Newshour broadcasts, occasionally some individual programmes become essential listening. One…
I don’t know how long this will last — and let us hope it is indefinitely — but a certain documentary has popped up…
Ludwig von Mises was always very keen on the term ‘crack-up boom’. I was therefore jolted from my mid-morning coffee today when I heard…
In a speech last night in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne the head of the UK’s central bank continued on his admirable path of admitting that the banking…
If you want to read a very genuine and new contribution to the body of knowledge set out in academic terms, I recommend this…
Much has been made of the recent appearance of Bob Diamond, the Barclays Chief Executive, before the Treasury Select Committee. Diamond attempted to defend…
A promising new book from Mark Pennington: Classical Liberalism and the Future of Public Policy This important book offers a comprehensive defence of classical…
The Royal Mint is increasingly wary of criminal gangs copying their efforts. In a sampling of the currency in circulation across Britain in 2008,…
The excellent Mr Liam Halligan is back on form again with another superb article in today’s Sunday Telegraph. In a smörgåsbord of delights, let…
The long-awaited thoughts of Sir John Vickers were published this afternoon and are available to read below: How to Regulate the Capital and Corporate…