Peter Schiff: Weak economy, Fed ease, China, WWIII
In a somewhat startlingly-named new video blog, Mr Schiff begins by discussing inflation trends within the US, with reference to Ben Bernanke and the…
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Peter Schiff: Dollar rout, CNBC, Fin Reg
With the Dollar cratering this week, the last shoe in Peter Schiff’s Austrian-based prediction set from 2007 may finally be dropping. In his latest…
Read MoreThe Emperor’s New Clothes: How to Pay off the National Debt & Give a 28.5% Tax Cut
I offer a £1,000 reward for anyone who can tell me why this logically won’t work, practical politics, for now, being another matter. What…
Read MoreThe elephant in the room: debasement of our purchasing power
I have written a short article over at the IEA blog: The elephant in the room: debasement of our purchasing power Enjoy.
Read MoreDe Soto and the Relevance of his Banking Reform Proposal Today
This has been copied from Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles which can be downloaded here or bought here. PREFACE TO THE SECOND ENGLISH…
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A Pro-Free-Market Program for Economic Recovery, by George Reisman
George Reisman is one of the most educated and intelligent men on the planet. He was one of only four people the great master…
Read MoreInflationism
This post is taken from Mises, The Theory of Money and Credit (1934), chapter 13 Monetary Policy (PDF, HTML), covering inflationism. Follow this link…
Read MoreFree Banking, the Balance Sheet and Contract Law Approach
For new readers to this site who are not aware of the debate that exists within the Austrian School, there are those who are…
Read MorePolicy Exchange and the Near Consensus on the Merits of QE
I went to this event today. “22/02/2010 – Ideas Space Quantitative Easing: Friend or Future Foe? The Bank of England entered unchartered territory in…
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How much is your pound or dollar actually worth since government has been in control of money?
The answer is that the US dollar has lost 98.17% of its purchasing power and the pound sterling 99.42% of its purchasing power. Well done…
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