Jeff Randall: Jailed counterfeiters aren’t a patch on the Bank of England
byThere is a superb article in the Telegraph, this morning, by Jeff Randall. Alas, with his work for Sky television, Mr Randall can only…
Doug French — Walk Away: The Rise and Fall of the Home-Ownership Myth
byDoug French, the President of the Ludwig von Mises Institute, has a new book just out, to follow Early Speculative Bubbles & Increases in…
Something for the weekend: Nasa scientists discover Fed branch at Galactic Core
byNasa scientists have discovered two enormous bubbles emanating from the galactic core. Each bubble is 25,000 light years across and has been created by…
Evidence to Independent Commission on Banking
byEvidence submitted to the Independent Commission on Banking, September 26, 2010 The Terms of Reference from HM Treasury to the Independent Commission on Banking…
Regulating while Europe burns
byBritain and the Eurozone hover on the Brink of Banking and Monetary Collapse. Our response? More Regulation. The European Central Bank’s head, Jean Claude…
Dear Uncle Sam: the Director’s Cut
byDear Uncle Sam, My mother told me to send thank-you notes promptly. I’ve been remiss, but you know, with my firm’s revenues up 30%…
Peter Schiff: Markets, inflation, China, Buffett, GM
byIn Mr Schiff’s latest back-on-form video blog (17th November), Connecticut’s finest son discusses the recent parabolic ups and downs in the gold market and…
Bloomberg: Fed May Hesitate on More Easing After Critics Question Mandate
byFed May Hesitate on More Easing After Critics Question Mandate It was with a certain wry amusement that I read on Bloomberg about how…
5 lessons to learn from Britain’s Trillion Pound Horror Story
byChannel 4 recently aired an excellent hour-long program called Britain’s Trillion-Pound Horror Story, discussing the state of the British economy. It revealed the true…
Handbook on Contemporary Austrian Economics
byI’m delighted to have received a hard copy of the “Handbook on Contemporary Austrian Economics“. Here’s the blurb: This Handbook looks through the lens…