In Defense of the Euro (An Austrian Perspective)
byProfessor Jesus Huerta De Soto sent me a copy of his new film called “In Defense of the Euro (An Austrian Perspective)”. You can…
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France’s cul-de-sac
byOver a year ago, in the midst of an ongoing economic crisis, François Hollande celebrated his victory over Nicolas Sarkozy in France’s presidential elections….
The rise of the money cranks
byIt’s official: global economic policy is now firmly in the hands of money cranks. The lesson from the events of 2007-2008 should have been…
‘Brexit’ talk with Nigel Farage
byEpisode 87: GoldMoney’s Andy Duncan talks to Nigel Farage MEP, leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party, and co-chair of the Europe of Freedom…
A conversation with John Llewellyn
byNot your typical Cobden Centre interview, but hopefully thought-provoking … John Llewellyn is one of the most highly regarded economists in Europe, having worked…
What’s wrong about the euro, and what is not
byEvery Monday morning the readers of the UK’s Daily Telegraph are treated to a sermon on the benefits of Keynesian stimulus economics, the dangers of belt-tightening…
Godfrey Bloom MEP on Germany’s “golden opportunity”
byEpisode 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…
A golden path: reply to Professor Cochran
byIn his recent Mises Daily article “Fool’s Gold Standards“, John P. Cochran warns his readers against accepting any monetary reform less than that of money created…
The myth of austerity
byMany politicians and commentators such as Paul Krugman claim that Europe’s problem is austerity, i.e., there is insufficient government spending. The common argument goes like this: Due to…
The Keynesians’ new clothes
byIt might seem like yesterday to some but it was already in 2009 that politicians in Europe began to talk about ‘austerity’, a concept…