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Max Rangeley

Max Rangeley

Max Rangeley is the Editor of The Cobden Centre. He is the CEO of ReboundTAG Ltd, which produces microchip luggage tags and has been showcased by Lufthansa and featured on BBC World among other media outlets. Max has a Master’s in economics, following this he was given a scholarship to do a PhD at the London School of Economics, but decided instead to go straight into business.

Annual Austrian School Conference at Austrian Central Bank in Vienna
Economics16 June 21<15 June 21

Annual Austrian School Conference at Austrian Central Bank in Vienna

This is a great conference, I gave a speech there in 2019 and will be giving another this year. It’s very special to give…

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Economics7 June 21<18 May 22

Artificial Intelligence Guide for Policy-Makers Part 2

The Cobden Centre has worked on emerging technologies around the world. This has included organising the Future of Artificial intelligence Roundtable discussions in the…

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Economics28 April 21<18 May 22

Artificial Intelligence Guide for Policy-Makers Part 1

The Cobden Centre has worked on emerging technologies around the world. This has included organising the Future of Artificial intelligence Roundtable discussions in the…

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Economics23 March 21<22 March 21

Opening at IEA for Academic and Research Director (A&RD)

There is a good opening at the IEA for someone with the requisite skills. You can see more here: https://iea.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/RD-role-GB-converted2.pdf Below is a short…

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Announcements2 March 21<26 May 21

Announcement: Documentary on the Economics of the Global Debt Bubble

The Cobden Centre is putting plans together for a documentary the economics of the global debt bubble. We already have members of Parliament, bankers,…

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The Cobden Centre wins Funding from the Artificial Intelligence Journal
Announcements19 October 20<19 October 20

The Cobden Centre wins Funding from the Artificial Intelligence Journal

We are delighted and honoured that the Cobden Centre has received funding from the Artificial Intelligence Journal (JAI). JAI is one of the oldest…

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Economics1 July 20<1 July 20

The Chain Reaction Is Now In Process

Much has been written about the economic consequences of Covid-19, yet, just as in many of the analyses of the Great Depression and the…

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Not Just Retail: Hedge Funds Flood Into Stocks; Net Leverage Highest In Over Two Years
Economics12 June 20<8 June 20

Not Just Retail: Hedge Funds Flood Into Stocks; Net Leverage Highest In Over Two Years

From Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge   On Friday we officially entered the blow-off top phase of the current meltup: between a record surge in Nasdaq volume……

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Free Trade6 April 20<6 April 20

Animations: Some points to remember regarding free trade in these times of crisis

   

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Economics11 March 20<9 March 20

Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies Speech in the European Parliament

In January the Cobden Centre worked with the Ludwig von Mises Institute to organise an event in the European Parliament on artificial intelligence and…

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