Alleviating Inequality through enabling a Choice of Monies
byAlthough the myriad of benefits that is entailed through a choice of monies (unemployment, trade, credit market and so on) has often been exposited,…
Although the myriad of benefits that is entailed through a choice of monies (unemployment, trade, credit market and so on) has often been exposited,…
Correlation does not necessarily imply causation. In other words, just because two sets of data may follow a similar pattern, it does not mean…
This article is from EDCAB.eu, with whom The Cobden Centre is working regarding a project for the European Parliament on digital currencies. Source: http://edcab.eu/blog/eu-tackles-virtual-currency-exchanges-wallet-providers The European…
A look into monetary history shows that people, when given freedom of choice, opted for precious metals as money. This doesn’t come as a…
If advocates of freedom were to make up a list of New Year’s resolutions for 2016, one of the most important items should be…
Vishal Wilde is a finalist studying for a BSc (Hons) in Philosophy, Politics & Economics (Economics major) at the University of Warwick. He wishes…
Andy Haldane recently floated the idea of abolishing cash so that radical monetary policy like negative interest rates can be implemented. You can sign…
Liam Fox has written a piece in The Times on sound money: http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/comment/regulars/guestcolumn/article1620451.ece Dr Fox also spoke at the IEA this morning…
(This Report is an adaptation of my keynote address to the 2015 Sydney Precious Metals Symposium, held this month.) “Power tends to corrupt. Absolute…
The following paper was written for The Cobden Centre by Vishal Wilde. Vishal Wilde is a finalist studying for a BSc (Hons) in…