Jesus Heurta De Soto for Nobel Prize in Economics
byI like this proactive thinking from TCC’s Consultant Communications Manager, Antoine Clarke. He is promoting a Facebook page about a campaign to get outstanding…
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An image to behold
byOccasionally, in this globally interconnected world of ours, one comes across an image that says so much. I was sent this photograph yesterday by that great…
A day of reckoning: how to end the banking crisis now
byDrawing on the work of Nobel Laureates in economics from three traditions, plus numerous other distinguished scholars, Cobden Centre Chairman, economist and successful entrepreneur…
FT.com – Ofgem urges shake-up of energy market
byVia FT.com, Ofgem urges a shake-up of the energy market, Sweeping reforms of the UK’s energy market must be brought in urgently to protect energy supplies,…
Moneyweek: Japan leads the way… through a minefield
byOver at Moneyweek, Bill Bonner argues in a subscriber-only article that ersatz money is a flop. Bonner describes John Law‘s disastrous paper money scheme…
Hayek vs. Keynes
byVia www.zerohedge.com and econstories.tv, the choice in economics explained through rap: Also Now it’s looking like V for victory over recession – Times Online
Remove the systemic risk, don’t levy against it
byVia 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…
The Colours of Money — An Introduction to Associative Economics
byVia The Centre for Associative Economics, the next Colours of Money Seminar takes place in Stroud UK, on the first weekend of February 2010. From…
A Free Money Movement
byAn interesting development in the campaign for free banking has been the emergence of social media. I admit that when I first read F.A….
Banking: the shape of the debate
byShould banks be permitted to operate with a fractional reserve on demand deposits or should 100% reserves be a legal requirement? Should there be…