Mises: A Short Essay on Sound Monetary Policy
Guest post by George Ford Smith from the Mises Institute: This will be brief, appropriate to the topic at hand. It consists of a quote
Guest post by George Ford Smith from the Mises Institute: This will be brief, appropriate to the topic at hand. It consists of a quote
Editor’s Note: Getting through this crisis, or ‘The Fourth Turning’ will require thinking differently, and even giving your “two-cents” to young generations. Even when you’re
Guest Post by Matthew Piepenburg from Gold Switzerland: If you want to understand modern CBDC, it may be worth considering the context of history, the
Guest Post by Nick Hubble form Fortune and Freedom: My fellow sceptics of government interference in our lives are up in arms about central bank
Guest post by Alasdair MacLeod from his blog on Goldmoney.com: The British government’s desperate dash towards free markets has failed, badly bungled. The establishment in
Guest post by James Turk from the Mises Institute blog: “The Earth speaks to us through the elements of nature. In every natural thing, we
Guest Post by Matthew Piepenburg from his blog on GoldSwitzerland.com: From Main Street USA to the village corners and central banks of Europe, Japan and
This is a quick and easy read on what “sound money” is. And how the devaluation of currency has led to tyranny and ruin. Repost
The EU claims burning THIS resource is carbon neutral (spoiler alert: it isn’t, not even close). posted by Doomberg on Substack: “The path of sound
The debate between an outlook for inflation versus recession intensifies. We appear to be moving on from the stagflation story into outright fears over monetary
How did people in the Great Depression make payments when money, itself, went broke and gold was confiscated? What will we do today if power
“Specie (gold and silver coin) is the most perfect medium because it will preserve its own level, because having intrinsic and universal value, it can
In 2005 a New Jersey car dealer named Chris Duane started questioning the system that let his customers borrow ridiculous amounts of money to buy
The following is an edited excerpt from The Money Bubble: What To Do Before It Pops: During a 2011 congressional banking subcommittee hearing, Texas congressman
Business Insider just posted a Deutsche Bank chart that illustrates the difference between life under the Classical Gold Standard and today’s “modern” forms of money.
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