The Battle of the Letters: Keynes v Hayek 1932, Skidelsky v Besley 2010
We are delighted to bring you a great letter exchange from history where in public debate Keynes traded economic blows with Hayek over causes…
Read MoreWe are delighted to bring you a great letter exchange from history where in public debate Keynes traded economic blows with Hayek over causes…
Read MoreThis was written in 1826, when the government was trying still to pay for the Napoleonic War. Peel used what has now become the…
Read MoreDo you think it is very worrying that not one government policy encourages the entrepreneurs of the world to create wealth? Without wealth creation…
Read MoreOn Tuesday, I spoke at the IEA’s The State of the Economy conference, participating in a panel discussion on Fiscal Policy and Government Expenditure…
Read MoreVia www.zerohedge.com and econstories.tv, the choice in economics explained through rap: Also Now it’s looking like V for victory over recession – Times Online
Read MoreOne of the most persistent economic fallacies that permeates economics and politics is the notion that by government spending money, there will be more…
Read MoreEquity 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 MoreToby Baxendale exposes flaws in the economic thinking of the left, indicates the dangers of deficit spending and points to a better way to…
Read MoreLiam Halligan has kindly agreed to publication of the transcript of his address to the Cobden Centre/Libertarian Alliance dinner on 30 September 2009. INTRODUCTION…
Read MoreSept. 17 (Bloomberg) — Private investors in China, the world’s largest metals user, have stockpiled “substantial” quantities of copper as the government ramps up…
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