Ending the Sugar-Rush from Candy-Floss Credit
byIn an article for Critical Reaction, Graham Stewart highlights some of the challenges the Regulation of Deposits and Lending Bill may face: there are…
Halligan: The real lesson we can learn from Japan’s dramatic currency sell-off
byLiam Halligan’s latest article for The Telegraph considers the role of political manoeuvres and industrial lobbying in Japanese economic policy: when the victorious Kan…
Economic Growth in a Deleveraging World
byCan economies grow amid deleveraging? How well do traditional economic measures, such as GDP, reflect the factors that matter to business performance—and is there…
Dangerous Etatism
byAnd so the beat goes on. Etatiste Nobel winner Stiglitz rails that ‘austerity’ (wherever THAT is being practised) is an economic ‘disaster’; étatiste Nobel…
What is “Right-wing”?
byOver at CentreRight, I ask What is “Right-wing”?: So the Conservative Party for over 100 years has become the defender of the individual against…
The Financial Sense Newshour: Golden Opportunities
byFor those who enjoy listening to Wall Street Unspun, King World News, the Lew Rockwell Show, and Mises Media, another excellent programme within a…
Who will protect us from the central bank?
byEarlier this week, John Redwood MP posed some difficult questions for Mervyn King: Why did the Bank so misread the cycle 2005-9? Why did…
A historic day: reactions to the Regulation of Deposits and Lending Bill
byThe 15th of September, 2010 was truly a historic day. In response to the bill presented on Wednesday by MPs Douglas Carswell and Steve…
Philip Booth: What ministers should learn from Hayek’s The Constitution of Liberty
byThere is a great article by Philip Booth over at CentreRight, on Hayek’s The Constitution of Liberty: In essence it explains how a complex…
Joseph T. Salerno: Calculation and Socialism
byOne of the greatest contributions of Ludwig von Mises to the modern world was his sweeping demolition of the intellectual case for Karl Marx’s…