Tony Deden on Capital Preservation
By kind permission, Tony Deden on capital preservation and the present economy: Despite of what the program says, I do not see myself as an…
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Derivatives and Regulatory Failure – Precipice Bonds
Financial engineer Gordon Kerr presents the prequel to his article How to destroy the British Banking System – Regulatory Arbitrage via “Pig on Pork”…
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Sean Corrigan’s Insight
We are honoured to republish articles by Sean Corrigan. Sean is an economist of the Austrian School Liberal Tradition and Chief Investment Strategist at…
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How to avoid future encounters with financial meltdown
Cobden Centre Advisory Board member and Chief Executive of Tyler Capital, James Tyler, sets out the case for 100% reserve banking. Background In October…
Read MoreThe Errors of Posen, New MPC Recruit
Norma Cohen in the Financial Times of 26 October 2009 wrote: Britain’s economy cannot recover unless its damaged banking system is restructured, the newest…
Read MoreEntrepreneurship and the business cycle
Via the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, our Chairman, Toby Baxendale, and our Founding Fellow, Dr Anthony J. Evans further the monetary theory of…
Read MoreHands off our banks! Neelie Kroes decrees that Britain must split and sell rescued banks now!
Chris Neal outlines his tax payers’ revolt. In October 2008 Messrs Brown and Darling assured the British tax payer that we had a reasonable…
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Happy days are here again? Another view from the City
Equity Strategist Ewen Stewart makes the case that the national debt will within 5 years be over £150,000 per family of 4 with debt…
Read MoreBritain’s Business Community – Your Country Needs You!
Chris Neal explains how the reports of the Centre for Social Justice and Conservative Party policy are converging in a direction which tends towards…
Read MoreWhy Budget Deficits are Bad for the Economy and Why Sir Samuel Brittan is Wrong
Toby Baxendale exposes flaws in the economic thinking of the left, indicates the dangers of deficit spending and points to a better way to…
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