The Bank’s ‘Stress’ Tests
My report on the Bank of England’s latest (November 2018) stress tests was published by the Adam Smith Institute on August 3rd. The purpose of the stress tests…
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Mises on 100-Percent Reserve Banking
By Edward W. Fuller Economists debate whether Ludwig von Mises advocated free banking or 100 percent reserve banking. This debate is significant. Mises states, “the…
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Debasing the Baseless – Modern Monetary Theory
Populist politicians are turning to Modern Monetary Theory Fiscal stimulus has not led to significant inflation during the last decade MMT is too…
Read MoreInterview with Professor Joachim Starbatty MEP
Professor Joachim Starbatty is a member of the European Parliament. He kindly hosted our event “The Lessons of Economic History” earlier this year. Here…
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A world of debt – where are the risks?
Private debt has been the main source of rising debt to GDP ratios since 2008 Advanced economies have led the trend Emerging market…
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Caitlin Long on Blockchain and the Austrian School
Hong Kong and the road to recovery
We are following the road to perdition There is increasing awareness that another financial crisis is in the offing, and, of course, everyone has…
Read MoreThe Fed and asset bubbles
In his speech on April 7 2010 at the Economic Club of New York the President of the New York Fed, William Dudley argued…
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Zero Hedge — Bank of America: These Are The 6 Triggers For The Next Market Crash
With the S&P just one big short squeeze away from all time highs and Q2 earnings for the most part blowing away expectations, the…
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Deutsche Bank’s Troubles Raise Worries About the Future of the Euro Zone
The euro banking sector is huge: In April 2018, its total balance sheet amounted to 30.9 trillion euro, accounting for 268 per cent of…
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