Steve Baker MP at Treasury Select Committee Tuesday 24th Feb
Steve Baker MP’s contributions at the latest Treasury Select Committee meeting can be seen here. Steve’s section starts at 11:25:00.
The Cobden Centre
"Peace will come to earth when the people have more to do with each other and governments less."
Legatum Institute Event: “Sweating our Assets: Yield not Ownership is the Solution”
Dag Detter, former advisor to the Swedish government and author of The Public Wealth of Nations, will be in conversation with Legatum Institute’s Tim…
Money Creation and Society Debate in Full
[Editor’s Note: The “Money Creation and Society” debate, which took place in the UK Parliament on Thursday the 20th November 2014, is shown below…
The Fed celebrates its 100th birthday
Cobden Centre fellow John Phelan has written an article for US edition of the Wall Street Journal – The Fed Celebrates Its 100th Birthday…
It’s time to end the cruel delusion of cheap money and reckless spending
Steve Baker has written an article for today’s City A.M. calling for an end to the ‘cruel delusion of cheap money and reckless spending‘:…
Why is JPMorgan so quick to agree to a $13B fine?
A Bloomberg appearance by Gordon Kerr, Cobden Centre advisory board member and founder of Cobden Partners Oct. 21 (Bloomberg) — Gordon Kerr, consultant at…
Come back to gold
This excerpt from Omnipotent Government by Ludwig von Mises was recently featured at Mises.org. The gold standard was an international standard. It safeguarded the…
Anatomy of the bank run
This article by Murray Rothbard was recently featured at Mises.org. It originally appeared in the September, 1985 edition of The Free Market. It was a scene…
The disbanding of troops
From Frédéric Bastiat’s classic “That Which Is Seen, and That Which Is Not Seen”, this essay was recently featured at Mises.org. It is the same with a people…
Deck the halls with macro follies
In case you missed it, here’s another gem from EconStories.tv … In an article reprinted at Mises.org, John Papola explains: Each year, our attention turns to…