Cooperation breakdown
byThe evidence of a major breakdown in global economic and monetary cooperation continues to mount. Just yesterday, the G7 released a statement regarding foreign…
Gold
Yes Virginia, there is a constitutional monetary unit
byA view from America … Last week, the Virginia House of Delegates Rules Committee passed, by an 11 – 1 bipartisan majority, a bill to establish “a joint…
The CPM Group
byAs an appendix to yesterday’s article, ‘Misunderstanding gold demand‘, I have produced a detailed analysis of The CPM Group’s gold research. Of all of the major…
Misunderstanding gold demand
byMost gold market research is based on the premise that the supply side of the market can be characterized by the quantity supplied and…
Poor Tim Harford
by“The world is moving step by step towards a de facto Gold Standard, without any meetings of G20 leaders to announce the idea or…
Doug Casey: ‘We are living in the middle of the biggest bubble in history’
byEpisode 88: GoldMoney’s Andy Duncan talks to Doug Casey, the founder and chairman of Casey Research and the author of a new book called…
Gold reserve mysteries
byLast Wednesday the Bundesbank released a statement to the effect that 300 tonnes of Germany’s gold will be moved from New York and 374…
Patrick Barron on the eurozone’s future
byEpisode 86: Professor Patrick Barron is an Austrian School economist who teaches courses in banking and economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the…
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…
The curse of the reserve currency
byIs reserve currency status an economic blessing or a curse? The answer might seem obvious, as reserve currencies have been shown to confer lower…