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Politics26 January 10<26 January 10

Can you trust politicians?

by Steve Baker

Via our friends at Instituto Bruno Leoni:

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Economics, Law25 January 10<25 January 10

Remove the systemic risk, don’t levy against it

by Steve Baker

Via The Guardian, City minister campaigns to protect taxpayer from bank failures: City minister Lord Myners today stepped up the government’s campaign to ensure taxpayers…

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Economics25 January 10<25 January 10

The Colours of Money — An Introduction to Associative Economics

by Steve Baker

Via The Centre for Associative Economics, the next Colours of Money Seminar takes place in Stroud UK, on the first weekend of February 2010. From…

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Economics, Society25 January 10<25 January 10

A Free Money Movement

by Antoine Clarke

An interesting development in the campaign for free banking has been the emergence of social media. I admit that when I first read F.A….

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Banking: the shape of the debate
Economics, Law25 January 10<29 July 10

Banking: the shape of the debate

by Steve Baker

Should banks be permitted to operate with a fractional reserve on demand deposits or should 100% reserves be a legal requirement? Should there be…

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A brief guide to money and banking
Economics22 January 10<29 July 10

A brief guide to money and banking

by Steve Baker

Today, we publish our brief guide to money and banking. The Guide comprises: Four charts showing how Baxendale and Evans’ measure of the money…

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Economics21 January 10<29 July 10

How To Destroy the British Banking System –- Regulatory Arbitrage via ‘Pig on Pork’ Derivatives.

by Gordon Kerr

Financial engineer Gordon Kerr explains how to destroy the British banking system through the use of derivatives which take advantage of the regulatory system,…

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Economics, Events18 January 10<1 February 10

Gordon Kerr at the European Parliament

by Gordon Kerr

The following is the text of an address by Gordon Kerr, a Cobden Centre Advisory Board Member, to the Brussels Group at the European…

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Economics15 January 10<15 January 10

Imagine that the Crisis was a Shortage of Bread

by Gordon Kerr

One day in October 2008, the UK’s banks all collapsed. Perhaps it would be more accurate to date stamp the collapse one year earlier…

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Economics14 January 10<13 January 10

The kindness of geniuses

by Jamie Whyte

I once saw an advertisement for a book that would apparently reveal the secret of making a profit in the foreign exchange markets. I…

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