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…
By David R. Breuhan The most important and globally misunderstood aspect of tariffs is their impact on the stock market. History has demonstrated that…
The relationship between the credit cycle and equity markets is well established. The credit cycle has its foundation in bank credit, which expands while…
This year, we published a book on the Austrian School with Springer Nature – “The Age of Debt Bubbles.” This book has the potential…
By 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…
By Sara Moore Dr. Richard E Ebeling’s interesting Cobden Centre article of 29th August 1923 called The Great German and Austrian Inflations revealed that…
Authored by Nick Corbishley via NakedCapitalism.com, H/T Zero Hedge In a major U-turn in the Global War on Cash, the government and central bank…
By Jane L. Johnson P.T. Barnum purportedly proclaimed that “There’s a sucker born every minute”, though there is no proof that he actually said it. Whether…
By Dr Frank Shostak Assumptions that some economists are employing in their theories appear to be detached from the real world. For example, in…
By James Anderson The Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) is often cited by economists, policy makers and intellectuals in their explanations for the causes of…
It was a pleasure to give a speech at the Mont Pelerin Society 2024 in New Delhi. It was one of the most fun…