Alan Greenspan: Gold and Economic Freedom
byBefore Alan Greenspan stood down from his chairmanship of the Federal Reserve, Ron Paul got him to sign a copy of Greenspan’s 1966 essay,…
John Hathaway: Gold is now a legitimate topic of conversation for the pension funds
byJohn Hathaway, of the Toqueville Funds, was recently interviewed by Eric King. They spoke about the failure of the EU to get the toothpaste…
Gold: An objective look at subjective value
byEdited remarks from a speech given by Tony Deden at the annual meeting of the Spanish Precious Metals Association (AEMP) in Madrid on 25…
$30 Silver Price, 1st Time in 30 Years
byOkay, so once the central banking cartel gets its increasingly clumsy act into gear, the silver price will fall below $30 dollars an ounce…
Gerard Casey: The Major Contributions of the Scholastics to Economics
byFollowing up on our Cobden Centre Radio discussion last week, Professor Gerard Casey’s article on The Scholastics today appeared on Mises.org. Here is the…
Jim Rickards: The complete corruption of the Fed is driving the Chinese to buy much more gold
byEric King spoke recently to Jim Rickards, the principal negotiator in the Long Term Capital Management rescue, about China’s 480% increase of gold imports…
200 Countries, 200 Years, 4 Minutes
byTwo academics, Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett, recently wrote a best seller, The Spirit Level, which purported to show how having a much more…
Peter Schiff: The difference between production and consumption
byMr Schiff has produced two YouTubes since we were last with him. The first video, from the 26 of November, discusses the dollar and…
Having to repay a debt from one’s assets is now “unfair”
byOne interesting consequence of the UK’s submission to EU laws sprang to mind when reading a free copy of the Nov 28th Mail on…
Ludwig von Mises: Thoughts on Inflation
byIn 1958, the 77-year-old Ludwig von Mises delivered a remarkable series of six lectures to an audience of Argentinians, in the University of Buenos…