France’s cul-de-sac
Over a year ago, in the midst of an ongoing economic crisis, François Hollande celebrated his victory over Nicolas Sarkozy in France’s presidential elections….
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Patrick Barron on the eurozone’s future
Episode 86: Professor Patrick Barron is an Austrian School economist who teaches courses in banking and economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the…
Read MoreGerman gold
The greatest threat to worldwide prosperity is the collapse of what remains of free-market capitalism. Not depletion of scarce natural resources. Not environmental degradation….
Read MoreGodfrey Bloom MEP on Germany’s “golden opportunity”
Episode 73: GoldMoney’s Andy Duncan talks to Godfrey Bloom, who represents Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire in the European Parliament, and who is a member of…
Read MoreA golden opportunity
The euro debt crisis in Europe has presented Germany with a unique opportunity to lead the world away from monetary destruction and its consequences…
Read MorePhilipp Bagus and Alasdair Macleod on Europe, inflation, and gold
From GoldMoney.com: In this video Philipp Bagus, Assistant professor of Economics at Madrid’s Universidad Rey Juan Carlos and author of The Tragedy of the…
Read MoreHow optimal is the eurozone: Part II
I recently wrote about the inconsistency of the economic arguments for the formation of the Eurozone. The conclusion that the euro was oversold at…
Read MoreThe official start of the European transfer union
There are basically three scenarios for the future of the European Monetary Union as I argue in my book The Tragedy of the Euro….
Read MoreForeword to the Slovak edition of The Tragedy of the Euro
The political project of the Euro is in deep trouble. It seems that Friedman’s curse is beginning to materialize. Despite the European Union and…
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The Tragedy of the Euro – second edition
In the past, The Tragedy of the Euro could only bought in the U.S. This implied long shipping to Europe and high shipping costs….
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