The Endgame
There is a growing fear in financial and monetary circles that there is something deeply wrong with the global economy. Publicly, officials and practitioners…
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Mises.org: Keynes’s Critique of Econometrics Is Surprisingly Good
In a recent article we had a brief look at Ragnar Frisch’s (1895–1973) vision of econometric model building. As mentioned, Frisch was the first…
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The Follies and Fallacies of Keynesian Economics
Eighty years go, on February 4, 1936, one of the most influential books of the last one hundred years was published, British economist, John…
Read MoreBenjamin Graham or John Maynard Keynes ?
“In journalism and blogging, a listicle is a short-form of writing that uses a list as its thematic structure, but is fleshed out with…
Read MoreIs Paul Krugman Leaving Princeton In Quiet Disgrace?
Professor Paul Krugman is leaving Princeton. Is he leaving in disgrace? Not long, as these things go, before his departure was announced Krugman thoroughly was…
Read MoreDon’t Shoot The Speculator!
Editor’s Note: This article was previously published in The Amphora Report, Vol 5, 09 May 2014. “Capitalism is not chiefly an incentive system but…
Read MoreKeynes and Copernicus: the debasement of money overthrows the social order and governments
The United States Senate moves toward the confirmation of Janet Yellen, now posited for next January 6th, as chair of the Federal Reserve System….
Read MoreEconomics – orthodox and heterodox
In 2008 as The Great Moderation came to an end, Queen Elizabeth II asked Mervyn King “Why did no-one see this coming?” Her Majesty…
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An article by Cobden Centre fellow David Howden for Mises.ca. Today many of us are wearing a poppy on our lapels in a show…
Read MoreEt in Arcadia ego
Continued from Been there, done that, bought the T-shirt Having broadly tried to demonstrate where we differ from our rivals and where we find their…
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