Cobden Centre Radio: The Philipp Bagus Interview
Today, on Cobden Centre Radio, I speak to Professor Philipp Bagus, the author of The Tragedy of the Euro, about his book, his current…
Cobden Centre Radio: The Sam Bowman Interview
Brian Micklethwait speaks to Sam Bowman, the Research Manager at the Adam Smith Institute (responsible for the blog and for overseeing the ASI’s briefing…
Global paper tsunami planned by IMF
You might remember a post, a month or two back, about the Davos plan to flood the world with $100 trillion dollars of new…
Deep Freeze: Iceland’s Economic Collapse
A new book has just rolled off red hot — or should that be ice cold? — from the Mises.org printing press, written by…
Book Review: The Tragedy of the Euro, by Philipp Bagus
The world centre of gravity of the Austrian Economics movement has long been the United States, especially since Ludwig von Mises arrived there on…
Austrian School provides best explanation of financial crisis
Jean-Marie Eveillard, who manages $36 billion dollars of other people’s money via First Eagle Funds, discusses the current highly interesting markets in China, India,…
Liam Halligan: Does a surge in food and oil prices mean that it’s now time to panic?
Another excellent piece from Mr Liam Halligan, in this morning’s Sunday Telegraph, who has spotted where all of that money — that Ben Bernanke has…
One for the Weekend: Allen Mendhenhall: Literature and the Economics of Liberty
Jeffrey Tucker, of the Mises Institute, interviews Allen Mendenhall, a Ph.D. student at Auburn University, in Alabama, and discusses the role of Austrian Economics…
Yo, Hayek!
Jamie Whyte‘s superb BBC Radio 4 documentary, focusing on F.A. Hayek, is now available as a BBC podcast. You can download it from here:…
Liam Halligan: Bankers regain power as Davos summit ends with a big fudge
There is another excellent piece in today’s Sunday Telegraph, from Mr Liam Halligan, summarising the end game situation at the recent Davos power elite…