Should central banks accommodate increases in demand for money?
byBy Dr Frank Shostak Could an increase in the demand for money counteract the effect of an increase in the money supply? Now, an…
How To Make America Great Again
byBy James Turk If I were advising President Trump, here are the recommendations – with the supporting analysis – I would offer to him…
Trump Can Capture the Fed. Here’s How.
byAbout the author: Benn Steil is director of international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations and author, most recently, of The World That Wasn’t: Henry Wallace…
It’s the debt, stupid!
byUS equities are being driven by purely domestic investment flows — rejoicing over Trump’s MAGA policies is understandable. But it ignores an enormous, dangerous…
Mises on the Human and Financial Disaster that Was World War I
byBy Claudio Restani Ludwig von Mises had several experiences throughout his life, counted among them when he was drafted and served as an Austro-Hungarian officer in…
A Brief History of Tariffs and Stock Market Crises
byBy David R. Breuhan The most important and globally misunderstood aspect of tariffs is their impact on the stock market. History has demonstrated that…
Conditions exist for an equity market crash
byThe relationship between the credit cycle and equity markets is well established. The credit cycle has its foundation in bank credit, which expands while…
Austrian School Book Published with Springer Nature
byThis year, we published a book on the Austrian School with Springer Nature – “The Age of Debt Bubbles.” This book has the potential…
Why Austrian Business Cycle Theory Is Better than Keynesianism
byBy Ed Bugos “…boom and bust cycles are caused—not by the mysterious workings of the capitalist system—but by governmental interventions in that system.” — Murray Rothbard…
Did Germany cause the Great Depression?
byBy Sara Moore Dr. Richard E Ebeling’s interesting Cobden Centre article of 29th August 1923 called The Great German and Austrian Inflations revealed that…